The first-known shell-crushing ray-finned fish, Fouldenia, is shown swimming along the bottom of a tropical freshwater floodplain about 348 million years ago. The Fouldenia fossils came from a site in Scotland that also produced the earliest-known post-extinction tetrapods, four-limbed creatures that later crawled ashore and evolved into amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. An early tetrapod is shown at the top of the image. (Credit: Painting by John Megahan)
Yummy Perch.
Who's been keeping the wraps on our ability to time travel? I was expecting a depiction rather than an actual photograph.
Not ragging you - I love your posts on the various topics. Just need some extra humor (dry and sarcastic as it is) to balance all the disgusting "news" in the world.