Elephant Bird Eggshell - 2.674" Fragment splitammonitepair which would have come from

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

This specimen is a fragment of an actual Neanderthal Stone tool

most commonly the Armigatus genus

LUSITANIA (DECK CHAIR)

Elephant Bird Eggshell - 2.674" Fragment splitammonitepair which would have come fromThe island of Madagascar was the home of the now extinct Aepyornis, better known as the Elephant Bird. While these creatures themselves were massive, with some growing to 10 feet tall, their eggs were a spectacle to scientists. The largest known egg of any vertebrate, including dinosaurs, an Elephant Bird egg could have a volume as large as 1. 9 gallons. This specimen is an Elephant Bird eggshell fragment, measuring 2. 674". Originally featured in the