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Woolly Rhino Tooth with Stand
Woolly Rhino Tooth with Stand
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Own a genuine Woolly Rhinoceros tooth from one of the most iconic mammals of the Ice Age. This authentic fossil comes with a display stand, making it an impressive addition to any fossil collection, classroom, office, or home display.
The Woolly Rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis) roamed the cold grasslands of Europe and northern Asia during the Pleistocene Epoch, living alongside mammoths, saber toothed cats, and early humans. Covered in a thick coat of shaggy fur and equipped with massive horns, these powerful herbivores were well adapted to survive the harsh climates of the last Ice Age. They became extinct approximately 10,000 years ago as the climate warmed and their habitat changed.
This fossil tooth preserves part of the animal's remarkable history. Woolly Rhinoceros teeth were specially adapted for grazing on tough grasses that covered the frozen steppes, making them broad, durable, and well suited for processing abrasive vegetation.
You will receive the exact fossil pictured.
Approximate fossil tooth dimensions:
- Width: 2.25 inches
- Length: 3.5 inches
A black display stand is included. When displayed, this specimen becomes an eye catching conversation piece and a fascinating reminder of Earth's prehistoric past.
Whether you're an experienced fossil collector, an educator, or searching for a unique gift, this genuine Woolly Rhinoceros tooth offers an authentic connection to one of the Ice Age's most recognizable animals.
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