Cave Bear Incisor

This authentic incisor belonged to a prehistoric Cave Bear, was recovered in Europe, and dates back to the Pleistocene, at least 24,000 years old. These incredible teeth show how easily these intimidating massive prehistoric omnivores processed their variable food, from carcasses to local berries! Teeth come on custom hardwood stands, wood type, color, and size may vary. Cave bears are a prehistoric bear species that lived in Pleistocene Europe and Asia, about 24,000 years ago. Larger than any modern bear, large males could rear to 12 feet tall and weighed over a ton (2,000 lbs). Despite their aggressive appearance, cave bears were omnivores, with plant materials (predominantly tubers) making up the majority of their diet. However, they are documented to have eaten meat opportunistically, hunting ungulates and engaging in cannibalism when scavenging.

Tooth is approx 1.5" long

Authentic fossils with no restoration

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