Not cute and endearing like present-day sloths in South America, these sloths were one of the strangest animals of the ice age. They weighed as much, or more, than the short-faced bear at 1 tonne ...
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An Ice Age Infant’s Bones Reveal Early Americans Ate Woolly Mammoths as a Protein StapleNew research examines chemical signatures to determine the diet of a prehistoric boy and his mother, suggesting the Clovis ...
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Staggering discovery as remains of giant Ice Age creature are found in New York backyardA New York man has made a "remarkable discovery" after finding a fossilized mastodon jaw while gardening in his backyard. The ...
The discovery of Stone Age needles made from the bones of foxes, cats and other small carnivores reveal how prehistoric ...
[Related: Ice Age humans may have used pikes to hunt mammoths.] They found that the bones from several animals were probably used to make these needles: red foxes, bobcats, mountain lions ...
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From Ice Age to Modern Day: How Reindeer Thrive in Extreme ColdReindeer, native to colder countries like Canada and Norway, are known for their migrations and resilience to the elements, ...
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