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The skeletal leftover of a vicious female horse found concealed in a large age-old lake in Utah and assumed to have been traced back 16,000 years ago to the earlier ice age, a recent research discovers it is only 340 years old.
In 2018, landscapers uncovered the bone in a Lehi, Utah backyard, which was originally dated to a time concluded to be about 11,700 years ago. But after what's remaining of the horse was examined, researchers found that the mystery was a domestic horse that existed much quite recently.
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Lehi Horse
The original age of the hoofed beast continually suggest that she was vicious; this kind of horses existed in North America for around 50 million to 10,000 years ago, vanishing during the same timebother huge animals involving dire wolves, short-faced bears, giant sloths, and mammoths took off into extinction at the climax of the previous ice age. Research indicates a mixture of human interaction and climate change resulted in their passing.