Today was the Museum of Ancient Life. We left our hotel room, all packed up, at about 9, and then drove for about an hour and a half to the museum. It was soooo cool, really the only way to try and describe it is through pictures.
“Yeah, Kayl took a LOT of pictures.”
Well, just stay with me. It’s very awesome.
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Oh no Bunny! Look out!
“Wow! A giant sea turtle!”
Ah! T-rex!
“Good thing this doesn’t move…”
“Wow. This is a dinosaur footprint, and it is so much bigger than us!”
“Check it out! A supersaurus!”
This is where panoramas come in handy.
“What do you think is in there?”
“Bunny, you go first.”
I thought this was cool, it’s petrified lightning.
Basically,
If you can’t view the image above, this is what it says:
When lightning strikes wet sand, it often fuses the sand grains and forms a hollow, glass tube called a fulgurite. These structures have been preserved in rocks back to Precambrian times.
“Those are some scary dinos!”
“Bunny, you know you aren’t actually underwater?”
“Don’t ruin the illusion Foxy…”
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Caution: Entering the Selfie zone
“Bunny! No one can see the dinosaurs you are with! Let me take those pictures.”
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We made it to MOAB tonight, and we are going to be staying in the KOA here for about a week. The main things we came down to Utah for are in MOAB.
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Tomorrow’s Hint:
We’re at MOAB now, so that means… Natural rock formations!!
"You mean 'COOL rock formations'!"
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