Fossils Found in Southern California Could Be Prehistoric 'Thunder Beast' or 'Swamp Rhino'
The bones may belong to a brontothere or amynodont, and crews spent more than seven days exposing them for lab preparation and museum preservation.
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Remarkable Fossils Found at Construction Site Could Belong to Extinct ‘Thunder Beast’ or ‘Swamp Rhino’
“I found this thing within five minutes of showing up,” said paleontologist Dr. Joseph El AdliFossil found at Oceanside construction siteCredit: City of Oceanside/FacebookNEED TO KNOWThe fossilized remains of a large, hoofed mammal that lived millions of years ago were recently found in CaliforniaA paleontologist believes the bones belong to either a brontothere, also known as a “thunder beast,” or an amynodont, nicknamed the “swamp rhino”Scient…
Fossils found in Southern California could be prehistoric 'thunder beast' or 'swamp rhino'
City crews working on an infrastructure project in Oceanside, California, found fossils of a prehistoric animal that could be more than 40 million years old.
‘Thunder beast’ that lived 45 million years ago unearthed in California beach town: scientists
Crews working on an Oceanside infrastructure project discovered the fossilized remains of a rhino-like beast that roamed California some 45 million years ago.
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