Peru, Knochen des Urzeit-Wals Perucetus Colossus im Naturhistorischen Museum in Lima

02.08.2023

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August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Mario Urbina, Peruvian paleontologist showing the fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_012 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_011 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized rib of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_009 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Mario Urbina, Peruvian paleontologist showing the fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_008 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized rib of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_007 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_010 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
News Bilder des Tages August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_006 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_004 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_003 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Mario Urbina (L) Peruvian paleontologist and Dr. Jeri Ramon Ruffner (R), rector of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM) in front of the fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_002 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_005 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx
August 2, 2023, Lima, Lima, Peru: Fossilized vertebrae of the Perucetus Colossus , the heaviest animal in the history of the earth, at the Natural History Museum of the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM). The Perucetus Colossus was a cetacean that lived 39 million years ago and it is believed that, with a length of 20 meters, it weighed 199 tons. The Fossil was discovered by the Peruvian Paleontologist Mario Urbina in 2013 in the Ica desert. Lima Peru - ZUMAg240 20230802_zip_g240_001 Copyright: xCarlosxGarciaxGranthonx

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