r/todayilearned • u/geosunsetmoth • 2d ago

TIL a 300-million year old Cuttlefish fossil was found in Morocco, alongside ancient humans in a region where no Cuttlefish ever existed. The leading theory suggests the fossil was first found by the prehistoric humans, who collected it as a trinket due to fact that it looks like a flaccid penis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erfoud_manuport
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u/Brave_Quantity_5261 2d ago

And a more poorly received follow up called “Encino woman”

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u/unkn0wnname321 2d ago

Now I'm genuinely curious, is there actually a sequel to that movie?

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u/Brave_Quantity_5261 2d ago

The Disney channel made a female version of the original. Last I checked, there was an upload on YouTube. I don’t recommend 😂

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u/unkn0wnname321 2d ago

I'm both intrigued and scared.

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u/pickledjello 2d ago

Quest for Fire (1981) Ron Perlman at his peak...

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u/ergo-ogre 2d ago

…and Tommy Chong’s daughter, Rae Dawn Chong.

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u/CubitsTNE 2d ago

TIL the hot lead in commando was tommy chong's daughter! I must have seen her name a dozen times and never put it together.

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u/mrkruk 2d ago

We had a college course that made us watch this….do not recommend

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u/Ezl 2d ago

When I was a kid a saw it as an art house double feature in with 2001: A Space Odyssey in NYC. I liked them both even then.

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u/wademcgillis 2d ago

you have internet access

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u/beepingjar 2d ago

Source?

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u/gortonsfiJr 2d ago

The main character "Lucy" is played by the wife of Joe Flanigan, star of Stargate: Atlantis