A Utah family’s backyard has turned into a boneyard. That’s after a landscaping project led them to unearth the fossil of an ancient ice age horse.
Bridger Hill, the homeowner said, we started to dig with our fingers and found ribs.
Paleontologists believe it’s some type of ancient Shetland pony, but they don’t know how it got there.
Rick Hunter, a paleontologist with the Museum of Ancient Life said, well, of course it's from the ice age. It must be about 16,000 years old.
Only the head is missing. Experts said the horse was covered quickly, because the rest of the bones are perfectly intact. Now it’s a piece of ancient history for everyone to enjoy.
Bridger Hill, the homeowner said, we started to dig with our fingers and found ribs.
Paleontologists believe it’s some type of ancient Shetland pony, but they don’t know how it got there.
Rick Hunter, a paleontologist with the Museum of Ancient Life said, well, of course it's from the ice age. It must be about 16,000 years old.
Only the head is missing. Experts said the horse was covered quickly, because the rest of the bones are perfectly intact. Now it’s a piece of ancient history for everyone to enjoy.
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