Mammoth fossil excavations. Researchers excavating fossilised mammoth bones and other remains at the site of La Boella, near Canonja, Tarragona, Spain
Mammoth fossil excavations. Researchers excavating fossilised mammoth bones and other remains at the site of La Boella, near Canonja, Tarragona, Spain. These fossils date from around one million years ago. The mammoth was an elephant-like mammal that inhabited northern regions of the world and became extinct only a few thousand years ago.
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