The norm of our planet is climate
change, and although global warming and the melting of Polar Ice Caps signify negative change, our planet is constantly
altering. For example, the fossilized tree from The Royal Tyrell museum, seen in
the picture above, proves that the world does not stand still and that minute-by-minute imperceptible changes to our landscape and structures are
ongoing. Just as glaciers expand and break off, trees and soil are subject to
erosion. Data obtained from fossils like the weathered tree are then combined and
inspected to determine what the environment might have been billions of years
ago. In fact, it is through data of this kind that knowledge of the Earth during the time of dinosaurs is obtained.
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