California crews uncover 40-million-year-old mammal bones 12 feet underground

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What happened

In a remarkable find during construction in Oceanside, California, fossilized remains were unearthed at a considerable depth.

Expert paleontologist Joseph El Adli confirmed the identification of the bones, prompting a meticulous excavation effort.

Key facts

  • Expert paleontologist Joseph El Adli confirmed the identification of the bones, prompting a meticulous excavation effort.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Sun, 04 Oct 2026 08:40:49 UTC.

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