Woolly Rhinoceros Tooth - SOLD 3.60" rockinaboxcarch The towering Metasequoia tree was

The towering Metasequoia tree was thought to have gone extinct during the Miocene until a living member of the species was found in 1946

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which would have come from the front of the bear's jaws

This board section is set into a sterling silver backing and sealed in a layer of resin

Woolly Rhinoceros Tooth - SOLD 3.60" rockinaboxcarch The towering Metasequoia tree wasThe 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. 60" Woolly Rhinoceros Tooth recovered from Siberia. The estimated age is 20,000 years old.