Fossil fish

Fossil fish are the preserved remains of ancient fish that lived millions of years ago. They can be found in sedimentary rock layers, often displaying impressive details such as bones, scales, and even soft tissues. Studying these fossils helps scientists understand the evolution of fish, ancient ecosystems, and environmental changes over time. Fossil fish provide valuable insights into the history of life on Earth and help reconstruct the conditions of past habitats. They serve as important indicators of geological periods, revealing how fish adapted to their environments over millions of years.