Cave Bear Skull Pendant earliestlife Not one of them has

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Fossil Lake was the smallest of the three major lakes in the Green River formation

The specimen measures approximately 1cm x 1cm and is enclosed in an acrylic cube with a magnified lid for easy viewing

Above: Macro image of Foraminifera "Star sand" Hatoma Island - Japan (Source:  psammophile Microphotographie personnelle)

Cave Bear Skull Pendant earliestlife Not one of them hasCave Bear Skull Pendant Ursus spelaeus The Cave Bear became extinct about 24,000 years ago and lived at the same time as Woolly Mammoths, Saber toothed Cats, and Dire Wolves. This powerful beast could weigh up to 1,540 pounds, which is larger than most Polar Bears. Prehistoric humans painted images of these giants on cave walls and carved their likeness in fragments of Mammoth tusk. This piece features a hinged jaw. Includes matching 24 inch chain.