Woolly Rhino Maxilla from Siberia

Woolly Rhino Maxilla from SiberiaThis Woolly Rhino right maxilla comes from a young animal and still holds three perfectly preserved teeth. Its rich coloration and incredible condition make it a fascinating and rare piece of natural history. Stand included. The Woolly Rhino, native to Siberia, was a large, prehistoric mammal that thrived during the Ice Age. Covered in thick, woolly fur and featuring a massive horn on its snout, it was well adapted to the frigid Siberian environment.

naturally textured sphere of Muonionalusta meteorite—a genuine fragment of space history

The first recorded discovery of a frozen mammoth carcass in Siberia dates back to 1799

clean cutting edges

showing maturity

It has two small hairline cracks that have been stabilized

is a rare fossilized coral found in North Florida

muscular legs and arms ending in three-fingered hands with sharp claws

The crystal system is called isometric

One of the most distinctive features of Leptoceratops was its short frill at the back of the skull

Its thinly sliced structure allows for light to pass through the translucent olivine crystals

and etched

The Angustidens