Fossils And My Brother | POEM

The transcript humorously describes a brother's job at the Natural History Museum in London, where he looks after fossils. It contrasts the simplicity of caring for fossils with the challenges of looking after a tiger. The narrative explains how to identify fossils at the museum, involving the brother, Dr. Brian Rosen, who humorously lives in a cave under the museum. The story concludes with a discussion on the ownership of valuable fossils, which belong to the queen.

What happens when someone finds a fossil and doesn't know its name?

What does the brother do when he identifies a fossil?