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The Fiddlers have decided to part with the rare specimen. It was just taking up too much room, Nancy Fiddler told Reuters. That, and they wanted to be able to use their sauna, which has been housing some of the beast's bones for years.
In 1997 Eric Pedersen, a ranch hand working on Rustler Ranch found a tooth sticking out from a stream bank. At first, the tooth looked like an arrowhead. Once the tooth was dug out, it was apparent that something much more significant had been found.
Jordan Yerman
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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at 13:46 on March 16th, 2008
jordan, it's strange but oh so entertaining! Thanks!
at 14:07 on March 16th, 2008
jordan, Boy, imagine finding something like that here, of course BC was pretty much under water for the most part, but still imagine finding a pleisasaur, (sorry too lazy to correctly spell it) but you get my meaning
at 14:13 on March 16th, 2008
I'd probably glaze the thing bright orange and use it as a jungle-gym for neighborhood kids. Place a slide over the trunk. That would rule.
at 22:57 on March 16th, 2008
It's a five thousand years from now. For the last two thousand of those years Earth has been ruled by aliens. One day an alien kid digs up my bones. How much do you think my bones will go for?
As for what I would do with the Mastodon bones: use the bones to make a cool tree house. And I would fashion the tusks (they did have tusks, right?) into gun handles (think Patton).
at 02:38 on March 17th, 2008
Thanks for highlighting that. It inspires me to go dig up my mother's garden some more, maybe i'll find some giant kangaroos!