History of Life and Fossils on Earth / Hall of Paleontology / Houston Science Museum

[@earthandtime5817]

Thank you all for watching. I hope you all learn as much as I did. I do apologize about some of the background noise. It is a popular destination with tour groups, and I had to work around them to limit the background noise as best as I could. I hope you stick through the whole video. There is a lot of unique things to see!

[@johnbaenen5386]

You kept me focused and entertained for 43 min. Thank you.

[@bluwtrgypsy]

Another very interesting video. Thank you.

[@jackieheidorn5875]

The HMNS is a great museum. Thank you for visiting.

[@marymullings3823]

Can't wait to see what I will learn today.😊

[@earthandtime5817]

Hope you like it!

[@marymullings3823]

Isn't it great, how excited all the kids are and you can hear them asking questions and really amazed at what they are seeing. The size of the birds, yikes! Good laugh with the Meg. Amazing museum and did I learn a lot. You betcha😊 Thanks so much that was really fun to watch and hear. Lol

[@zhuangsaur227]

Happy 100+ years Burgess and beyond all Lagerstatten

[@963ag]

I have been fascinated with fossils since childhood - over 50 years. This was a very thorough and interesting video, it was like a crash course in paleontology... or a walk through prehistory... Excellent!

[@earthandtime5817]

Thank you so much for the kind words and I am happy that you enjoyed it.

[@zhuangsaur227]

Opabinia and Anomalocaris had rather cute looking eyes

[@cmotherofpirl]

I would love to listen to this, but the background is overwhelming.

[@earthandtime5817]

I understand. It was really loud with tour groups and I worked around them as best as I could. I appreciate the comment and feedback.

[@bluwtrgypsy]

It's wonderful that parents bring their children to such informative and interesting places. I could hear you just fine. Thank you for all your hard work. @@earthandtime5817