Jun 17
the tar pits call to me. let me rest with my ancient brothers. let it seep into every orifice, i want to smell the rubber and choke on the fumes. just let me iiiiinnnnnn.
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the tar pits call to me. let me rest with my ancient brothers. let it seep into every orifice, i want to smell the rubber and choke on the fumes. just let me iiiiinnnnnn.
Was going through some old photos. Found this from the La Brea Tar Pits museum. A whole wall full of dire wolf skulls, all found in the tar pits.
In the tar pits!! Searching for my magic rock.
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TSRNOSS, p 551.
The history of asphalt mining in Santa Barbara County
If you know what you’re looking at (above), this boring clump of ivy on the UCSB campus holds a lot of historical importance. This is all th
Books about the La Brea Tar Pits! I love each of them dearly <3
Rancho La Brea: Death Trap and Treasure Trove, edited by John M. Harris, 2001
Rancho La Brea: A Record of Pleistocene Life in California, by Chester Stock, 1930
Rancho La Brea: Treasures of the Tar Pits, edited by John M. Harris and George T. Jefferson, 1985
Congratulations to the La Brea Tar Pits on 60 years as a designated National Natural Monument!
More photos - https://nhm.org/stories/landmark-anniversary-la-brea-tar-pits