These youngsters discovered the first evidence that giant Ice Age sloths roamed Santa Cruz

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22/03/2024 4 min

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The elementary-aged students from Tara Redwood School in Santa Cruz discovered a fossilized bone while exploring a creek last spring. The bone was from the arm of a Jefferson ground sloth — the first fossil to show the Ice Age creature lived in the Santa Cruz area.

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