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6-Year-Old Finds 200-Million-Year-Old Fossil in Nebraska
Community Heroes•Oct 19

6-Year-Old Finds 200-Million-Year-Old Fossil in Nebraska

A young fossil hunter's sharp eyes spotted something paleontologists hadn't seen in Nebraska for more than half a century. Leo Youngdahl's discovery of a rare jellyfish-like creature is inspiring others to explore the ancient world beneath their feet.

Community Heroes Desk•2 min read
6-Year-Old Nebraska Boy Finds 200-Million-Year-Old Fossil
Global News•Oct 16

6-Year-Old Nebraska Boy Finds 200-Million-Year-Old Fossil

A young fossil hunter flipped over a rock at a Nebraska park and discovered a marine creature that hadn't been seen in the state for more than half a century. His curiosity just rewrote a tiny piece of paleontological history.

Global News Desk•3 min read
6-Year-Old Finds Rare Jellyfish Fossil in Nebraska Park
Community Heroes•Oct 15

6-Year-Old Finds Rare Jellyfish Fossil in Nebraska Park

A young fossil hunter just made the discovery of a lifetime at a Nebraska state park. Leo Youngdahl unearthed a 200-million-year-old jellyfish fossil, the first of its kind found in the state in over 55 years.

Community Heroes Desk•2 min read
7-Year-Old Finds 250-Million-Year-Old Fossil at Calgary Park
Community Heroes•Jun 24

7-Year-Old Finds 250-Million-Year-Old Fossil at Calgary Park

A curious second grader examining playground rocks discovered an ancient sea star fossil that had been hiding in plain sight for over 20 years. Her quick thinking to contact museum experts led to the preservation of a rare piece of Alberta's prehistoric past.

Community Heroes Desk•3 min read
11-Year-Old Finds Jaw of Largest Sea Creature Ever
Community Heroes•Mar 16

11-Year-Old Finds Jaw of Largest Sea Creature Ever

A young girl scanning a beach during lockdown discovered fossils from a 202-million-year-old marine reptile as long as a blue whale. Ruby Reynolds is now a co-author on the scientific study naming the new species.

Community Heroes Desk•2 min read