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Columbian Mammoth Fossil - South Dakota - USA - Hot Springs Mammoth Site is a natural hydrogeologic trap into which young male mammoths fell and starved or drowned - The site has been preserved leaving the remains in place when the animal died or
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Columbian Mammoth Fossil - South Dakota - USA - Hot Springs Mammoth Site is a natural hydrogeologic trap into which young male mammoths fell and starved or drowned - The site has been preserved leaving the remains in place when the animal died or
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Columbian Mammoth Fossil
South Dakota - USA
Mammuthus columbi
Hot Springs Mammoth Site is a natural hydrogeologic trap into which young male mammoths fell and starved or drowned - The site has been preserved leaving the remains in place when the animal died or its remains were deposited
John Cancalosi
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Extinct Fossil Fossils Horn Horns Mammoth Mammoths Paleontology Prehistoric Skeleton Skeletons
Time Travelers Beware - Dive into the Depths of Mammoth Misadventures!
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. In this photo print, CAN-4147 transports us back to a prehistoric era filled with mammoth-sized surprises. Behold the incredible South Dakota Hot Springs Mammoth Site, where young male mammoths unwittingly stumbled upon nature's hydrogeologic trap. It seems these gentle giants found themselves in quite the pickle as they either starved or met their watery demise. Preserved for eternity, this fossil wonderland offers an unprecedented glimpse into the lives and deaths of these magnificent creatures. With every bone meticulously left in place since their fateful end, it's like stepping right into a time capsule frozen in time. Marvel at the colossal skeleton adorned with majestic horns that once crowned these ancient rulers of North America. The sheer scale of their existence is enough to make anyone feel small yet awestruck by Mother Nature's artistic prowess. Join renowned photographer John Cancalosi on an adventure through paleontological wonders and uncover secrets buried deep within our planet's history. This extraordinary snapshot serves as a reminder that even giants can fall victim to nature's whimsical tricks. So grab your imagination and embark on a journey through time with CAN-4147 - because who wouldn't want to witness firsthand how mammoths met their untimely fate? Just remember not to mention commercial use; we're here purely for educational enjoyment!
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