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Walcott’s Quarry #60: Molting
Filed Under Walcott's Quarry
This is actually an inaccurate portrayal of trilobite molting, but my comic trilobites are pretty inaccurate themselves. Trilobites.info has a good page on how trilobite molting actually works, complete with animation!
I want to find good pop music. Help me please.
I’m thinking a music blog would be a lot more useful to you then.
Pop music?!…That’s a strange comment.
Anyway, just letting you know that this WQ really made me laugh! I can imagine the paleozoic oceans filled with this “pop” sound, as trilobites explode from there old shells! Haha…hmm.
LOL! I can imagine it too!