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Elephant Ancestor May have Lived Longer Than Once Thought
When early humans gathered around to the fire for dinner, they may have served up a nice slice of gomphothere steak. That's at least what researchers are suggesting after discovering the bones of elephant ancestors at an archeological site in northwestern Mexico.
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