Fossil Bat Skeleton (Ex-Museum) wet specimen In what is now the

In what is now the Ica Region of Peru

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Fossil Bat Skeleton (Ex-Museum) wet specimen In what is now theThis is an incredible, rare, fossil bat (Palaeochiropteryx tupaiodon) skeleton from the Messel Pit in Germany! This is one of the oldest bats ever found, with their remains dating back roughly 48 million years before present. Despite being a very early bat, they had already developed the ability to hunt by echolocation. They preyed mostly on moths and caddisflies, and were likely nocturnal. This museum quality fossil plate measures ~3. 5"x4" AND CAN