A FOSSILISED EXTINCT WOOLLY RHINOCEROS TOE BONE (COELODONTA ANTIQUITATIS)
A FOSSILISED EXTINCT WOOLLY RHINOCEROS TOE BONE (COELODONTA ANTIQUITATIS)the fossil British Woolly Rhino bone Devensian, Pleistocene period (circa 20,000 years ago),18cm in lengthProvenance: The Yorkshire Skeleton Museum. Dredged from Brown Bank, Off Lowestoft, North Sea, UK.The woolly rhinoceros lived during the Pleistocene epoch and survived until the end of the last ice age. They were known to have coexisted with various other pre-historic animals such as Megaloceros, Arctotherium, Arctodus, Cave Lions, Cave Hyenas, Dire Wolves, Woolly Mammoth, American Mastodon and Steppe Bison.
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A FOSSILISED EXTINCT WOOLLY RHINOCEROS TOE BONE (COELODONTA ANTIQUITATIS)the fossil British Woolly Rhino bone Devensian, Pleistocene period (circa 20,000 years ago),18cm in lengthProvenance: The Yorkshire Skeleton Museum. Dredged from Brown Bank, Off Lowestoft, North Sea, UK.The woolly rhinoceros lived during the Pleistocene epoch and survived until the end of the last ice age. They were known to have coexisted with various other pre-historic animals such as Megaloceros, Arctotherium, Arctodus, Cave Lions, Cave Hyenas, Dire Wolves, Woolly Mammoth, American Mastodon and Steppe Bison.
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