Rare Fossil Titanothere Radius Nebraska Fossils

Rare fossilized radius of a Titanothere, unearthed in the White River Badlands of Nebraska.

Titanotheres, also known as Brontotheres, were massive prehistoric mammals that lived during the Eocene epoch, around 37 to 34 million years ago. Characterized by their large size and distinctive, forked horns on their snouts, these ancient creatures roamed the lush, subtropical landscapes of what is now North America. The White River Badlands are renowned for their rich fossil deposits, making this Titanothere radius an exceptional find, providing valuable insights into the life and environment of these fascinating giants.

White River Badlands

Crawford ,Nebraska

Brule Formation

15"