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Hornless and Hairy: a Rhinoceros in the Arctic Obliges Scientists to Review Their Map of the Prehistoric World
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In the frozen desert of Nunavut, a thousand kilometres beyond the polar circle, paleontologists dug up much more than just a fossil. They discovered evidence that a bridge between two continents worked millions of years longer than science claimed. And it's a small hornless rhinoceros, of size [...]
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