Ice Cave Bear Skull

The Ice Cave Bear was a massive bear species that lived across Europe during the Ice Age, becoming extinct around 24,000 years ago. These bears commonly used deep caves for hibernation, which is why many of their remains have been exceptionally well preserved in cave environments. Fossils often include impressive skulls, jaws, and limb bones that highlight their enormous size—larger and heavier than most modern bears.

Highly sought after by collectors and museums, Ice Cave Bear fossils offer a rare and tangible connection to prehistoric life, reflecting both the power of Ice Age megafauna and the natural history of Europe’s ancient cave systems.

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Origin: Siberia, Russia

Age: Pleistocene epoch (22,000 - 39,500 Years Ago)

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