This Woolly Rhino Molar Tooth is a remarkable fossil from the Ice Age, offering a rare glimpse into the prehistoric world. Originating from Siberia, this exceptionally preserved specimen showcases the intricate structure of a rhinocerotid’s grinding teeth, which were essential for breaking down tough vegetation in the harsh Ice Age environment. The natural preservation reveals detailed enamel patterns and deep wear grooves, making it a unique collectible for fossil enthusiasts and paleontology lovers.

Interesting Facts

• The Woolly Rhino (Coelodonta antiquitatis) roamed Eurasia during the Pleistocene Epoch and was adapted to cold climates, much like its contemporary, the Woolly Mammoth.
• These massive herbivores had thick fur and large, flat molars designed for grinding tough, fibrous plants in their icy habitat.
• Many Woolly Rhino fossils have been discovered in permafrost regions of Siberia, where they remained exceptionally well-preserved for thousands of years.

Features

• Origin: Siberia
• Material: Fossilized molar tooth
• Condition: Well-preserved with intricate enamel details
• Special Characteristics: Visible wear grooves and natural fossilization

Dimensions and Weight

Just in Astro West.