Fossil of new species named after Between The Buried And Me
Progressive metal quintet, Between The Buried And Me have had a fossil of a new species of brittle star (slender-armed cousin of the starfish) named after them. The new species is named Amphilimna intersepultosetme, the literal Latin translation of Between the Buried and Me, lived 67 million years ago and was discovered in South Carolina by paleontologists Drs John Jagt, Lea Numberger-Thuy and Ben Thuy from the Natural History Museum in Luxembourg.
Speaking on the discovery, Dan Briggs (bass) said, "We are honored to have been thought of alongside this little magical creature who swam in the waters of the Carolinas many years before us and we'll be linked together for many years to come."
16 comments
Post CommentIt wasn't the waters of the Carolinas 67 million years ago, dipshit. What a crappy band to name this fossil after.
...a FOSSIL of a NEW species? I have some news for you, friend...
This whole story gives me the creeps. It's worse than some huge football player trying to establish a relationship with his 18-year-old son, who was born special needs due the father hiring hit men to kill the mother while pregnant. Insane.
BTBAM fans graduated college and and do things like discover new species. Atreyu fans...OD'd while pregnant.
proof that only nerds listen to this shitty band. listen to PANTERA f@gs
gay, like on a big bang theory or star wars level
Hoya Roc here. Legendary bass killa from dmize, Madball, hazen st. DoWnright riff monster. Print animal. General labourer
this is so fcking lame it hurts me physically
incredibly stupid. idiots worship at the altar of this nonsense band.
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Pretty cool.