Dee in the background was discovered about an hours drive north of Casper several years ago. A caterpillar driver preparing an oil rig platform uncovered the remains. Dee is the largest Wooly Mamath yet discovered in North America and will reside full time in the Tate Museum of Casper College as soon as her restoration is complete in April of 2010.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Dee, Tyler and Julia
Dee in the background was discovered about an hours drive north of Casper several years ago. A caterpillar driver preparing an oil rig platform uncovered the remains. Dee is the largest Wooly Mamath yet discovered in North America and will reside full time in the Tate Museum of Casper College as soon as her restoration is complete in April of 2010.
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