Woolly Rhinoceros Tooth - SOLD 3.52" elements This freshwater ecosystem lasted for

This freshwater ecosystem lasted for about two million years during the warmest period of the Cenozoic and today serves as a basis for research on future climate change

their fossils appear in many places where those oceans once were and have inspired human cultures for thousands of years as thunderstones from the gods

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

and the island of New Caledonia

from the formation of our solar system

Woolly Rhinoceros Tooth - SOLD 3.52" elements This freshwater ecosystem lasted forThe Woolly Rhinos of the Pleistocene were a sight to behold, with massive bodies covered in thick hair, humped shoulders to carry their heavy heads, and titanic horns which made them tower over the expansive steppe landscapes. This specimen is a 3. 52" Woolly Rhinoceros Tooth recovered from Siberia. The estimated age is 20,000 years old.