Woolly Rhinoceros Bone woollymammoth traveling approximately 120 million miles

traveling approximately 120 million miles

known as "The Great Dying

It was kept stored in the attic and shared with Mini Museum by the home's current owner

these fossils are important indicators of the prehistoric shark's territory and diet

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Woolly Rhinoceros Bone woollymammoth traveling approximately 120 million milesBefore humans dominated the Earth, we shared the planet with towering megafauna, among them the magnificent Woolly Rhinoceros. With massive bodies covered in thick hair, humped shoulders to carry their heavy heads, and a titanic horn that made them tower over the expansive steppe landscapes, woolly rhinos were a true sight to behold in the Pleistocene tundra. This specimen is a piece of fossilized Woolly Rhinoceros bone. It was recovered from the