Ancient Louisiana Echoes of Early Mammals on Island Battle
In a Tulane Museum study led by Prof. Reinhard Steinmayer, researchers describe a prehistoric confrontation in Louisiana during the glacial age. The horses elephants and sloths of three continents clashed on a Stanton parish island, leaving only bone piles as evidence of a dramatic last stand.
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Ancient Louisiana herd mix told in fossil tale
Professor Steinmayer describes a vast ancient North American fauna on Avery Island Louisiana. Mammoths horses sloths and camels formed herds in swampy land while paleogeography shaped their paths and mysterious death. Early humans likely coexisted briefly before the species vanished.
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