3.4" Giant Ground Sloth Lestodon Armatus Fossil Tooth Pleistocene Epoch South America Chrysocolla which split open with the

which split open with the tap of a chisel or a splitting hammer

This fossil captures the daring strength of a top Cretaceous predator

The Archelon exemplifies this diversity—a Late Cretaceous sea turtle with a shell exceeding four meters in length

Evidence suggests that hunting and habitat alteration contributed significantly to their decline

is typical of a surface-feeding fish

3.4" Giant Ground Sloth Lestodon Armatus Fossil Tooth Pleistocene Epoch South America Chrysocolla which split open with theLocation: South America Weight: 1. 2 Ounces Dimensions: 3. 4 Inches Long, 0. 9 Inches Wide, 0. 5 Inches Thick The Item Pictured is the one you will receive. Pleistocene Age 3000 1500 Years Ago Giant Ground Sloth Lestodon Armatus Originating from the Pleistocene epoch, it was a class of massive ground sloths that inhabited the grasslands and forests of South America. These herbivorous giants roamed the continent alongside other megafauna like mammoths