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‘Extremely rare’ giant ground sloth fossil dating back 11,000 years unearthed by Manatee County utilities crew
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Construction workers in Florida encountered a petrified claw of a gigantic animal. It could become as big as a present-day elephant and populated South America.
Florida utility crew accidentally unearths massive claw belonging to 11,000-year-old giant ground sloth named by Thomas Jefferson
A utility crew digging a trench in Florida came across a fossilized part of an 11,000-year-old giant ground sloth that was originally named by Thomas Jefferson.
In Florida, the claw of a gigantic prehistoric being, which once lived in South America, was discovered during construction work.
Denver Museum Discovers 67.5 Million-Year-Old Fossil Under Parking Lot
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science announced last week that it discovered a 67.5 million year old dinosaur fossil under its parking lot. The partial-bone fossil, idenified as a Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) ornithischian dinosaur bone, was found 763 feet below the surface. It is the oldest—and deepest—discovery found within Denver city limits. The fossil was discovered, according to the press release, in January, while the museum was c…
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