Fossilized Megaloceros Giganteus Radius ammonite had larger bones and horns

had larger bones and horns

5" high x 2

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They were here long before the dinosaurs (about 500 million years ago) and they still thrive

Fossilized Megaloceros Giganteus Radius ammonite had larger bones and hornsApproximately 7,000 8,000 years old. Megaloceros giganteus, one of the largest deer known to have existed, stood up to 2 meters at the shoulder with antlers up to 3. 5 meters wide. It's more commonly referred to as the Giant deer or Irish elk (many of the best preserved specimens have come from lakes and peat bogs in Ireland). The giant deer survived until as recently as a few thousand years ago. Current evidence suggests it started to disappear in