SEMINOLE, Fla. - A 16-year-old high school student stumbled upon what archaeologists say could be the biggest fossil find in Pinellas County in nearly a century. A shiny black rock caught Sierra Sarti-Sweeney's eye as she was taking pictures last month in Boca CIEGA Millennium Park.

"I LOOKED down and saw a huge bone that could not be a rock. Most of it was exposed, but we dug and found that it was bigger and bigger. I thought, 'Oh my gosh, what are these? Are they people bones?'" she said.

The [highlight]jaw and tooth weigh 65 pounds and are about a yard long[/highlight]. Sarti-Sweeney took the bones home and, after some online research with her older brother, determined the football-sized rock was actually the tooth of a long-extinct mammoth.

*Scientist are considering logging the find under a new species code:
the Rosie O'DonneLLith !*

seriously though ~
http://www.businessportal24.com/en/Fla_Teen_Stumbles_Upon_Mammoth_131485.htmlWow, that's really something.Just think of the damage one of those things could do if it were running at you... :-/Quote

*Scientist are considering logging the find under a new species code:
the Rosie O'DonneLLith !*

The [highlight]jaw and tooth weigh 65 pounds and are about a yard long[/highlight]. Sarti-Sweeney took the bones home and, after some online research with her older brother, determined the football-sized rock was actually the tooth of a long-extinct mammoth.

Well,the troglodytes Rob has talked about recently.....

They needed something to play with when they
were outdoors and not cave dwelling.

Just think of the damage one of those things could do if it were running at you... :-/

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Just think of the damage one of those things could do if it were running at you... :-/

Best that they are instinct [highlight]extinct[/highlight] then, right?

You mean extinct ? ? ?