Pleistocene Sloth Fossil
This is an extremely rare fossilized middle knuckle of the now extinct North American Three-toed Ground Sloth.
Okay, okay …. not really.
It’s actually a cow leg joint, but I had fun pretending it was a fossil and in building the display stand for it.
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