I hope you finally get your own museum. I would be happy to at least find a place to display my soft-tissue fossils. My discovery is to fantastic for contemporary paleontologists and geologists cringe at the thought, because they were taught that only hard parts remain in the fossil record. I have 3 and 4 chambered hearts, kidneys, liver and eyeballs and various cuts of meat. One of my 4-chambered hearts matches the human angiagram! Forensic Odontology matches-up the teeth marks, Indisputable.
When I was studying the Rocks here on the coast side in the Bay Area myself and others have found bones I just uploaded a video the San Andreas Fault was born 30 million years ago and brought some dinosaur era Terrain that broke away from the southern Sierra Nevada mountains we were all told that the Bay Area was underwater during the Mesozoic but the coastside that's here now was in Southern California I have images of predatory and possible titanosaur footprint😅
I hope you finally get your own museum. I would be happy to at least find a place to display my soft-tissue fossils. My discovery is to fantastic for contemporary paleontologists and geologists cringe at the thought, because they were taught that only hard parts remain in the fossil record. I have 3 and 4 chambered hearts, kidneys, liver and eyeballs and various cuts of meat. One of my 4-chambered hearts matches the human angiagram! Forensic Odontology matches-up the teeth marks, Indisputable.
When I was studying the Rocks here on the coast side in the Bay Area myself and others have found bones I just uploaded a video the San Andreas Fault was born 30 million years ago and brought some dinosaur era Terrain that broke away from the southern Sierra Nevada mountains we were all told that the Bay Area was underwater during the Mesozoic but the coastside that's here now was in Southern California I have images of predatory and possible titanosaur footprint😅
I may have some interesting additions also guys!