TITANOBOA.
Titanoboa Cerrejonensis.
Whoa.
So, this magnificently extinct creature's remains were found in a Columbian coal mine, and, Oh Boy!
Is it a big one.
Up to 50 feet long and weighing over 2,000 pounds, this serpent could take on anything that crossed its path.
Whew.
This stuff's pretty cool.
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| It's TITANOBOA!!! |
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| This should help show the scale of this beast when compared with puny humans... Sheesh. That is so boss. |
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| This is a close-up of the exhibit... look how cute Titanoboa is devouring that crocodile. Awwwwww. |
Rescue programs make me happy.
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| Monterey Bay Aquarium releases snowy plover chicks at the beach. |
http://montereybayaquarium.tumblr.com/post/27055280255/go-free-did-you-know-that-we-rescue-raise-and
More information on how to help out coral reefs can be found in this article!
Gosh. I just love people who do things like this...
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| Bleached coral in West Papua, Indonesia. |
http://blog.conservation.org/2012/07/bold-action-needed-to-save-coral-reefs/
Petition:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/713/963/713/tell-oceanographer-sylvia-earle-you-support-ocean-exploration/?cid=FB_Share
Dr. Sylvia Earle needs our help!
Save the oceans through exploration.
Science. Boom.
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