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Wyoming's Newest Fossils Are Chunky Jurassic Squids And Named After Ten Sleep Man

Wyoming's newest fossils are chunky 160-million-year-old squids found in northern Wyoming and named after Cliff Linster of Ten Sleep, who discovered them, and died in June. "I'm honored to have an extinct giant squid bear our family name," his son said.
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Cowboy State Daily broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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