Western Trails Museum
Knott's Berry Farm
Posted Friday March 18th 2022
Fossil Shark Teeth
(Invertebrate) Picked up from Eocene shales near Bakersfield and Coalinga, Calif. These take us back in geologic times 150 million years. We find the distant story of nature very revealing and geology helps.
(Invertebrate) Picked up from Eocene shales near Bakersfield and Coalinga, Calif. These take us back in geologic times 150 million years. We find the distant story of nature very revealing and geology helps.
Fossil Shark Teeth
(Invertebrate) Picked up from Eocene shales near Bakersfield and Coalinga, Calif. These take us back in geologic times 150 million years. We find the distant story of nature very revealing and geology helps. These are on display inside the Western Trails Museum at Knott's Berry Farm
(Invertebrate) Picked up from Eocene shales near Bakersfield and Coalinga, Calif. These take us back in geologic times 150 million years. We find the distant story of nature very revealing and geology helps. These are on display inside the Western Trails Museum at Knott's Berry Farm