Discovery of Sabre Tooth Tigers and Other Ancient Fossils in Madrid

The transcript discusses the discovery of 45 Sabre tooth tiger fossils near Madrid, highlighting their size and features. The excavation team, led by Morales, has been working at the site for three seasons, uncovering numerous complete skeletons. The site is unique due to its high concentration of carnivorous fossils, possibly due to natural traps like quicksand or cave systems. Besides Sabre tooth tigers, fossils of other animals like zebras, giraffes, and Mastodons have been found. The team plans to continue their work for years to come.

What was notable about the Sabre tooth tigers found near Madrid?

• They were smaller than modern lions.

• They were found in a cave.

• Their skulls were mostly intact.

• They had no teeth.

How long have Morales and his team been working at the site?

• One season

• Two seasons

• Three seasons

• Four seasons

What is one theory about why so many animals were trapped in the area?

• A forest fire

• Quicksand

• A flood

• A volcanic eruption

Who first discovered the fossils at the site?

• A team of scientists

• Miners of Mineral Sepia Light

• Local farmers

• A group of tourists

Which of the following animals was NOT mentioned as being found at the site?

• Elephant

• Giraffe

• Zebra

• Rhinoceros