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Protected: Jeffersons sloth, megalonyx or “giant claw” is an extinct genus of ground sloths of the family megalonychidae.
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Protected: The neolithic age came rather late to different regions of earth. Especially in the north.
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Protected: In greek, teratornis merriami, teratornis woodburnensis and maybe even a teratornis olsoni from Cuba are known as “wonder birds”
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Protected: In 1867, in a field in Denmark, a little boy discovered something magical. Hindsgavl Dagger is Hindsgavldolken
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Protected: In local Inuktitut language, the arctic ground squirrel is known from the thril it emits when being threatened “t’sik-t’sik”
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Protected: Discovered around 1904, nothrotheriops shastensis is the Shasta ground sloth. Giving you the fancy name and statistics you see here today.
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Protected: Found in Europe and Asia, the woolly rhino is paying homage to greek and Europeon tradition as ceolodonta antiquitatis or “hollow-tooth of antiquity”
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Protected: Font-de-Gaume is a well known cave in south west France
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Protected: Cap Blanc rock shelter is a limestone rock shelter with sculptures, and magdalenian women. It is in the west of France.
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Protected: In the environment surrounding Eyzies-de-Tayac Sireuil village. Lascaux is located some distance from the major concentrations of decorated caves and inhabited sites. With cave drawings estimated to 16 or 17 thousand years.
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