Thursday, January 8, 2009

Just A Little Background Information

So two days ago I caught a Xiphactinus audax, a long predatory bony fish that lived in the Western Interior Sea, over what is now the middle of North America, during the Late Cretaceous. I found him on the fourth floor of The American Museum of Natural History. It was a pretty big fish and there was a lot of "structure" around getting in the way. Included in this post is a picture of an Xiphactinus audax skeleton. If ya'll want I can photoshop some lite beer & sunglasses on me or the fish to meet The Official Tywappity Regulatory Standards. "I kid, I kid"

3 comments:

G said...

The new chairman of the Tywappity Committee on ... Help me out.

rabbiccu said...

just call me Hercules Rockefeller.

PC said...

the Committee on Late Cretaceous Relations