@a-trilobite, hello! Starving carnivores do sometimes try to eat plants, but it rarely works at least for any period of time. First, their teeth are ill-adapted to the task. Second, their stomachs are not equipped to deal with plant matter, particularly the cellulose. It is really hard for their digestive system to extract what they need to…[Read more]

@smoran did so 🙂

@smoran I see two distinct lines, so Cordaites?

@vperez that’s simply what the label said, could see it being a robust C. appendiculata. I’ll wait for Bill’s opinion before I change anything

@vperez yeah Texas, sorry. Must’ve been off that day. Messed up the state one two posts

*facepalm* silly me

@smoran done!

@smoran how so?

@smoran it’s from the Pleistocene grávela of the peace river, which as far as I know are not named

@smoran I am hesitant to do so, simply because the river cuts through multiple formation. It’s *likely* from the Hawthorn Formation (which confusingly enough is different from the Hawthorn group of Florida). But I’ll add it in

@smoran sure!

Could you post a less blurry picture? I am guessing it’s Carcharodon hastalis but hard to tell with this photo.