Large Basilosaurus fossil tooth (4.95") - Late Eocene, Morocco

Large Basilosaurus fossil tooth (4.95") - Late Eocene, MoroccoIn the Late Eocene Period, between 40 million and 34 million years ago, a "whale like" species known as Basilosaurus thrived. It was once believed to have been some sort of prehistoric reptile when it was first discovered in the United States during the 19th century. This is the reason Basilosaurus, a name that meaning "king lizard," was given to it in 1834. This whale was rather large, it was about 15 tons and about 70 feet long. The teeth and jaws

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the extinct cave bear species that once roamed Europe during the Pleistocene era

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