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DFW

(54,411 posts)
Mon Jan 25, 2021, 03:39 PM Jan 2021

Just in case there's anyone left who thinks Nature won't have the last laugh

Sesame Street can't claim copyright infringement on this, seeing as how it was formed about 50 million years before the first episode aired.

So one day, some geologist get a diamond saw and cuts open a small Thunder Egg, and look who was there--the Cookie Monster twins!

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PS--in case this turns out to be fake, I love the idea anyway, and if it's real, so much the better!

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Just in case there's anyone left who thinks Nature won't have the last laugh (Original Post) DFW Jan 2021 OP
That's really cute! I sure hope it's real, my dear DFW! CaliforniaPeggy Jan 2021 #1
Awesome! SheltieLover Jan 2021 #2
My sister is an opera singer DFW Jan 2021 #3
Mother Nature has a wicked cool sense of humor, and we know where she stands on evolution Brother Buzz Jan 2021 #4
I had to look up thunder egg malaise Jan 2021 #5
Someone else posted about thunder eggs recently DFW Jan 2021 #6
I Saw That On The News JimGinPA Jan 2021 #7

DFW

(54,411 posts)
3. My sister is an opera singer
Mon Jan 25, 2021, 04:15 PM
Jan 2021

Because of Corona, they have all the time in the world these to find stuff like this!

Brother Buzz

(36,444 posts)
4. Mother Nature has a wicked cool sense of humor, and we know where she stands on evolution
Mon Jan 25, 2021, 05:57 PM
Jan 2021

Stanford University zoology building - 1906 - Statue of Jean Louis Agassiz



Jean Louis Agassiz (1807-1873) is regarded as one of the greatest scientists of the 19th century. A founding father of the modern American scientific establishment, Agassiz was also a lifelong opponent of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. Agassiz "ruled in professorial majesty at Harvard’s Museum of Comparative Zoology."

[He] was a brilliant….man, an essentialist who detested evolutionism—Darwin's brand in particular—and clung to a vision of well-ordered nature assembled by special creations. The zoology of Agassiz was consonant with the natural theology of William Paley.

DFW

(54,411 posts)
6. Someone else posted about thunder eggs recently
Tue Jan 26, 2021, 01:19 AM
Jan 2021

That's why I didn't go into a long elaboration.

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