Wooly Mammoth Hair
These Woolly Mammoth hairs from Siberia, Russia dates back to the Pleistocene Age, approximately 10,000 years ago. Preserved in a protective box, the hairs offer a rare and fascinating look at one of Earth's most iconic Ice Age creatures.
Woolly Mammoths, adapted to the cold climates of the Ice Age, had long, dense fur that helped them survive harsh conditions. Fossils like this are incredibly rare and provide valuable insights into the biology and environment of prehistoric megafauna. This specimen is an exceptional piece for collectors and those interested in the ancient past.
These Woolly Mammoth hairs from Siberia, Russia dates back to the Pleistocene Age, approximately 10,000 years ago. Preserved in a protective box, the hairs offer a rare and fascinating look at one of Earth's most iconic Ice Age creatures.
Woolly Mammoths, adapted to the cold climates of the Ice Age, had long, dense fur that helped them survive harsh conditions. Fossils like this are incredibly rare and provide valuable insights into the biology and environment of prehistoric megafauna. This specimen is an exceptional piece for collectors and those interested in the ancient past.
These Woolly Mammoth hairs from Siberia, Russia dates back to the Pleistocene Age, approximately 10,000 years ago. Preserved in a protective box, the hairs offer a rare and fascinating look at one of Earth's most iconic Ice Age creatures.
Woolly Mammoths, adapted to the cold climates of the Ice Age, had long, dense fur that helped them survive harsh conditions. Fossils like this are incredibly rare and provide valuable insights into the biology and environment of prehistoric megafauna. This specimen is an exceptional piece for collectors and those interested in the ancient past.
