Mammoth Discovered In Michigan!
This fossil was only discovered last week by James Bristle and a friend because they were digging in his soybean field when they unearthed what looked like a bent fence post, caked with mud.
Instead, it was part of a pelvis from an ancient woolly mammoth that lived up to 15,000 years ago.A partial skeleton of a 12,000 year old mammoth was discovered—including parts of its skull, tusks, pelvis, and shoulder blades—but that’s not all.
Instead, it was part of a pelvis from an ancient woolly mammoth that lived up to 15,000 years ago.A partial skeleton of a 12,000 year old mammoth was discovered—including parts of its skull, tusks, pelvis, and shoulder blades—but that’s not all.
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| Image credit: Daryl Marshke, Michigan Photography |
They are now studying it but they already told that it has humans marks on it, so could have been people from millions years ago who burried this, maybe to conserve meat, it's not certain yet.
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