[Red Badger]

PING!....................

[Sacajaweau]

Grant Money is forever.

[MtnClimber]

I am sure that the globalists would want us to eat these instead of steaks.

[rdl6989]

Looks like a starfish

[12chachacha]

I know a turd when I see one

[Cold Heart]

Maybe they were started by a living entity which deteriorated enough or washed away before becoming fossilized.

[higgmeister]

Tempest in a teapot?   I'm sorry I read this to the point of, meh.

[Pez149]

These people will try and say anything, under the guise of science...
How do know the age of any fossil?
It’s all fake science...

[Boogieman]

“the ancestor of all starfish is believed to have arrived on Earth’s scene only 480 million years ago...”

That makes it sound like starfish came to this planet from space like in some HP Lovecraft story.

[HeadOn]

If they had been found in Beverly Hills, it would have been easy to identify them as some of Ellie-May’s loaves of bread.

[thecodont]

Looks like a butter cookie from a cookie press.

[SunkenCiv]

What looks like Brooksella's 'mouth' is actually oriented downwards towards the sediment, making it extremely difficult to filter food from the water as sponges do.

IOW, the organism got flipped over and died face down?

[SunkenCiv]

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