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Greetings fellow cave enthusiasts.
My wife is working on a project and needs some photo's of cave fossils.
She is a 2nd grade teacher and enjoys taking diving adventures to her classroom.
I have seen some in Madison, Little River,etc but do not carry a camera.
If you have some that you would share or know where to find them I would appreciate it.
PM me...I've got fossils from my cave dives I can send you...Mostly shark's teeth, but a few other species......I donate to schools regularly....Like to get the lil' savages 'hooked' at an early !!!!......
I shot this image in Cenote Jailhouse, Yucatan, Mexico -- believed to be Mammoth (or Mastodon?) Bones -- far back in the cave:
Hi Peter,
I was told those bones had been identified as coming from a Giant Sloth (pre-historic), but I could be wrong.
The only Mastodon Bones I remember were in Tux Kapaxa and Hola Negra, but I'm sure there are more.
We've seen quite a few Camel Bones (the Pitt and Regina) as well as Mayan skeletons (Jailhouse, Chan Hol and others).