Nature World: When early humans gathered around to the fire for dinner, they may have served up a nice slice of gomphothere steak. That’s at least what researchers are suggesting after discovering the bones of elephant ancestors at an archeological site in northwestern Mexico.
The gomphothere, an ancient ancestor of the elephant, was thought to have been long gone from North America by the time humans arrived. However, now researchers have found artifacts of the prehistoric Clovis culture along with the remains…

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