The 7 million-year-old remains suggest the mammal moved around larger areas of Europe than previously believed, possibly swimming long distances in search of food.
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Full Version: 'Cyclops'-like remains found on Crete
Researchers on the southern Greek island of Crete have unearthed the fossilized tusk, teeth and bones of a Deinotherium Gigantisimum, a fearsome elephant-like creature that might have given rise to ancient legends of one-eyed cyclops monsters.
The 7 million-year-old remains suggest the mammal moved around larger areas of Europe than previously believed, possibly swimming long distances in search of food.
View: Full Article | Source: cnn.com
The 7 million-year-old remains suggest the mammal moved around larger areas of Europe than previously believed, possibly swimming long distances in search of food.
View: Full Article | Source: cnn.com
Nice find, thanks Homer!
'vegetarian animals could swim a lot'
we still can!
as people say, there are truths behind myths and legends!
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