As the name suggests, paleontology museums are museums that exhibit ancient organisms. So, what are paleontology? As the name suggests, paleontology refers to ancient organisms that have been dead for a long time. So, how do we know about these long-dead ancient organisms?
It turns out that not all ancient organisms disappear after they die. The remains and traces of many ancient organisms are buried in the strata and preserved in the form of fossils.
The Evolutionary Process of Life
These fossils tell us that life has existed on Earth for at least 3.8 billion years. They also tell us that during these 3.8 billion years, all kinds of organisms went through the process of origin, flourishing, decline and extinction, while the entire biological world underwent an evolutionary process from simple to complex and from lower to higher forms.
Therefore, we include all museums that deal with the origin and evolution of life in our paleontology museum.
Come to our paleontology museum, where you will see all sorts of bizarre and ancient creatures and learn about the mysterious process of biological evolution.
