White River Badlands. Day 2 Part 1: Hotsprings Mammoth Site  #paleoanalysis #animals #shorts @PaleoAnalysis
White River Badlands. Day 2 Part 1: Hotsprings Mammoth Site  #paleoanalysis #animals #shorts  @PaleoAnalysis
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
I have decided to take you all on this adventure as I explore the White River Formation in Northwest Nebraska! This place has become one of my favorite places to visit and I am super excited to show you all around! So come with me on this adventure!

Despite day 2 starting out nice, unfortunately the weather is supposed to turn bad before noon... But that's okay, we normally take a few days to do some sight seeing. we started out by going to South Dakota to check out the Hotsprings Mammoth Site! An amazing location where scientists have recovered the remains of 60 mammoths!

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