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Geology Tweets @GeologyTime

— reply from Daily Dive Pic (@Mostly_Macro)

[Scrolled continuation of the prior crinoid fossil tweet: engagement stats 11:30 PM · Jul 3, 2025 · 106.2K Views; reply 58, retweet 1.2K, like 6.4K, bookmark 504] Reply: Daily Dive Pic @Mostly_Macro · 10h: "They are still in our oceans today and they have changed very little in all that time! I photographed this one off the coast of Roatan, Honduras." [Image: a live feathery white crinoid (sea lily), a modern relative of the fossilized ones, photographed underwater on a rocky/sandy seafloor.]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A reply to the crinoid fossil tweet showing a modern living crinoid photographed off Roatan, Honduras, noting the species has changed little since fossilization. Continuation of the same nature/science thread; no substantive AI safety/welfare content.

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Geology Tweets @GeologyTime

Geology Tweets @GeologyTime: "These fossilized sea lilies (crinoids) were found in the Moroccan desert, preserved in stunning detail. Photo: Crimeteo Mbakri" [Image: a large fossil slab showing multiple detailed crinoid (sea lily) fossils with feathery arm structures branching from stems, embedded in dark rock against a light speckled background.] 11:30 PM · Jul 3, 2025 · 106.2K Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A casual nature/science-interest tweet about fossilized crinoids from Morocco. No substantive connection to AI safety, model welfare, or the project's core themes.

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