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Some fossils are impressive because of their size. This one is impressive because of what survived. Around 70% original bone. Both brow horns preserved, including the tips. The front beak still intact. Even part of the jaw still holds teeth. For a Triceratops skull, that level of preservation is exceptional. Horns are usually among the first parts to erode or break away. Stefano Piccini and his team restored it by hand, fragment by fragment - like rebuilding a 67-million-year-old puzzle. Now, this museum-grade Triceratops prorsus skull is coming to Timeless this July. Are you ready? 🦖 Mark it as Favorite in the app to get early access.

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