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Owner:: TwoBodiesOneMind Message this owner
Released:: Friday, May 2, 2025
Origin:: Ohio, United States
Recently Spotted:: In Le circuit des lacs # Le lac Faucille

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My name is Tanya Trilobite!

About This Item

I come from western Ohio, United States, where rocks from the Ordovician Period are very near to the surface. About 12,000 years ago, glaciers in this part of Ohio began receding and exposed lots of fossils. There are so many in this part of the state that one of our state parks allows anyone to hunt and collect fossils! If you go to The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History you will see many fine examples of fossil trilobites collected in Ohio.

My wish is ti travel the world and visit geologically significant sites!

Tracking History (534.7mi) View Map

7/17/2025	River_Monsters placed it in Le circuit des lacs # Le lac Faucille	Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France - 1.93 miles	Visit Log

7/17/2025	River_Monsters took it to LE PIC BLANC	Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France - 3.76 miles	Visit Log

7/16/2025	River_Monsters took it to L'AlpeCache	Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France - 3.31 miles	Visit Log

7/15/2025	River_Monsters took it to Le circuit des lacs # Le lac Carrelet	Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France	Visit Log

7/15/2025	River_Monsters took it to Le circuit des lacs # Le lac Carrelet	Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France - 524.42 miles	Visit Log

7/15/2025	River_Monsters took it to Le circuit des lacs # Le lac Faucille	Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France - 524.93 miles	Visit Log

6/5/2025	River_Monsters retrieved it from Reflections of Neal's Yard	London, United Kingdom	Visit Log
Hi Tanya Trilobite, nice to meet you ! I bring you back with me visiting my country, the France ! :D
6/4/2025	TwoBodiesOneMind placed it in Reflections of Neal's Yard	London, United Kingdom	Visit Log
This type of fossil is very common in Cincinnati Ohio. He’s off to see the world!
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