Boschetto -- who has a "self-taught passion" for paleontology -- discovered the exposed bone fossils, which led to the excavation of a 70% complete, 30-foot-long fossilized titanosaur.
"It happened one morning like any other, during an ordinary walk," Boschetto told local FranceBleu in February. "While walking the dog, a landslide on the edge of the cliff exposed the bones of various skeletons."
Open the doorEverybody walk the... dog.
Get on the floor
Open the doorEvery time I think of that song, my mind immediately goes to that one scene from the live-action Super Mario Bros. movie where it plays in the nightclub.
Get on the floor
Every time I think of that song, my mind immediately goes to that one scene from the live-action Super Mario Bros. movie where it plays in the nightclub.
A rchaeological and P aleontological C ultural A ssociation ( ACAP )Huh?
Every time I think of that song, my mind immediately goes to that one scene from the live-action Super Mario Bros. movie where it plays in the nightclub.BOOM BOOM ACKLAKKALAKKA BOOM BOOM BOOM ACKLAKKALAKKA BOOM!
Open the door
Get on the floor
Does the guy get something from this
Boschetto -- who has a "self-taught passion" for paleontology -- discovered the exposed bone fossils, which led to the excavation of a 70% complete, 30-foot-long fossilized titanosaur.
Every time I think of that song, my mind immediately goes to that one scene from the live-action Super Mario Bros. movie where it plays in the nightclub.I also think of this.
Huh?The French are dyslexic.
Artist's rendition of the thirty-foot-long titanosaur:
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