The Falls of the Ohio (Louisville, KY) | Kentucky Life | KET

Where can you go 350-million years back in time, and only be 5 minutes from downtown Louisville? It’s at the Falls of the Ohio, located just across the river there in Clarksville Indiana. At one point the entire area was a prehistoric sea, and many of the creatures and plants that existed back then were fossilized - and are still visible this day. Let’s take a look.
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[@Lost21Gaming]

Wow... That is awesome

[@tyjohnston8573]

Grew up in Lexington, and whenever a new subdivision was built, there were tons of small fossils in the dirt. Of course Lexington is much larger today than it was back then in the '70s, but I bet there's still plenty to find.

[@smudge838]

Was our playground until you 😢 rich people took it from the kids 🤔 ( the dam spillways was our water slide )😮

[@scottprather5645]

Interesting content don't need the overdone sound effects in the background though They're distracting

[@flovejoy]

Maybe 2-4k yrs old… so that part sounds kinda ahhh silly to see them smart looking folks say… much love to all! Jesus Christ lives! Check ya heart! And the comment below tells me all I need to know 😒

[@patmyles4776]

Instead of getting "pushed off" most of the native american tribes would sell their land.