Then this is the site for you. The following are some edible suggestions. Some were concocted by our own resident paleontologists and scientists, others are links to sites elsewhere on the web. If you know of links to other recipes, or want to submit a recipe yourself, please contact Stephen F. Greb at the Kentucky Geological Survey. Mining in a nutshell Back to Classroom Activities Edible Devonian Marine Ecosystem Naturalists at the Falls of the Ohio Falls of the Ohio State Park, Clarksville, Indiana Create a fossil marine ecosystem out of a sheet cake, candy, and other edible materials.
Some animals are predatory, others are filter feeders or scavengers.
You can use food to demonstrate all three, create a food web, and then place yourself at the top as the top predator when you eat your creation. Aside from being tasty, this recipe is the perfect centerpiece the next time you throw a fossil coral reef party. In this recipe, you'll use both to make your own reef. Stuff the end of the open end of each chip with the shredded cheese. This works best if you place the shreds in lengthwise, until full.