] A blur of platted hair, arms and legs dives into the pile ] of dirt and rocks, searching for hidden treasures. ] ] It takes only seconds before the first high-pitched voice ] screams, "I found one!" ] ] "Hey, here's another one," cries out a young girl. "I'm ] finding lots of them." ] ] Within minutes, plastic freezer bags are stuffed with ] chunks of gray rock containing trilobites, brachiopods ] and horn corals -- Devonian-era fossils from creatures ] that inhabited the Earth 350 million years ago. ] ] Fossil Park, which has been built in an abandoned 5-acre ] (2-hectare) quarry about 10 miles (16 kilometers) from ] downtown Toledo, is open for its second full season this ] summer. ] ] And visitors can keep what they find. Cool! Finding trilobites by the bucket, for free |