Fossil Snail Clusters showcase but that doesn’t make its

but that doesn’t make its methods any less brutal

Hand-crafted here at Mini Museum

Coelacanth ("The Living Fossil")

Elrathia is most commonly found in Utah’s Wheeler Shale formation

Fossil Snail Clusters showcase but that doesn’t make itsFossils are often the remains of a solitary creature, but sometimes they are dramatic scenes of our entire ecosystem, preserved forever. These mass mortality fossils form when a group of animals is wiped out in a cataclysm, an image of their sudden extinction but also a preservation of how they lived. These specimens are fossil snail clusters, preserving the remains of an Elimia tenera colony, dated to 48 million years ago. Found in the Green River