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Scientists Uncover Dozens of Ancient Baby Elephant Tracks, But They Didn’t Walk Alone – ScienceAlert
Incredibly well-preserved tracks of prehistoric baby elephants have revealed a crucial, ancient stomping ground for one of the…
Incredibly well-preserved tracks of prehistoric baby elephants have revealed a crucial, ancient stomping ground for one of the largest animals to walk on Earth’s surface since the dinosaurs.
On a beach in what is now southwest Spain, archaeologists have…
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