Ancient fossilized footprints reveal how juvenile mammoths looked out for their elderly
Mammoth footprints dated to 43,000 years ago, which were uncovered by researchers in 2017 in an ancient dry lake bed in Lake County, Oregon. CreditȘ Greg Shine/Bureau of Land Management. Sometimes footprints can reveal a richer story about the ancient past than bones ever will. In an Ohio basin famous for its fossils, paleontologists have discovered…
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