Tyrannosaurus Rex Tooth i (1.25"), Ex-Museum mammal this lynx had both of

this lynx had both of it's leg bones severely break and actually meld together

In total there were approximately 57 human deaths (thousands of wildlife casualties) and an estimated $1

Dating back to 5-4th century BCE

Who doesn't deserve a Heart of Gold

It was found melting out of the Siberian permafrost and would make a fantastic and unique addition to any collection

Tyrannosaurus Rex Tooth i (1.25"), Ex-Museum mammal this lynx had both ofReal fossilized tyrannosaur tooth for sale! Found in Hell Creek, Montana this amazing theropod dinosaur tooth dates back 68 66 million years (Late Cretaceous). This is a rare opportunity to own a tooth fragments from T Rex, one of history's greatest apex predators. There is even wear at the tip, from this rex consuming other dinosaurs. It was on display at the Prehistoria Museum but has been deaccessioned to raise funds for our operations. They come