Woolly Rhinoceros - Fossil fragment - Coelodonta...

Fossil of the woolly rhinoceros Here is a very unique piece, a dorsal vertebra from a woolly rhinoceros This is offered rarely and you don’t see it very often After the last Ice Age, the steppe wisent, mammoth, and woolly rhinoceros disappeared definitively This beautiful vertebra is desalinated and still in clean water; everyone preserves it in their own way, and I’m happy to leave that to the next owner Doggerland no longer exists, but traces of it can still be found on the beaches of the North Sea. It happens regularly that walkers, enthusiasts and researchers find something special there Also, wonderful treasures like this part of a woolly rhinoceros as well. Even on dredged sand flats and in fishing nets bones are brought to the surface, such as this one in the summer of 2024 Info: Fossilized vertebra of woolly rhinoceros Coelodonta antiquitatis Late Pleistocene Locality: North Sea Length 16 cm Width 16 cm Thickness 8 cm Beautiful vertebra in good condition, recovered from the North Sea Will be well packaged and sent by registered mail

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