Explore Miguasha National Park in southeastern Quebec to discover what the “Age of Fishes,” or the Devonian Period, looked like 370 million years ago. Back then, the coast of the Gaspé Peninsula was a tropical paradise where an astonishing variety of fish and plants thrived. Today, it’s renowned for its exquisitely preserved fish fossils, including specimens like the Eusthenopteron foordi, whose limb-like fins and respiratory system gave rise to the first four-legged, air-breathing terrestrial vertebrates.
