Name: Pawn Stars: PREHISTORIC CAVE BEAR FOSSIL Is Over 10,000 Years Old (Season 17) | History
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I thought you're gonna say Bigfoot, but I have.

I've had it for about five years, so I think it's time for it to move.

They were talking like old, like thousands and thousands of years ago.

Yes, This was back when cave men were wandering around Europe.

And this guy was from Romania of 20 to 30,000 years old.

Cave bears more or less died away with the Ice age one way they lived in caves.

Their boat's got a little bit preserved because they're inside caves.

They were sharing the case with the cave men off.

The only way those two were sharing a cave if humans were the field.

Okay, these things are definitely collectible.

In fact, the whole fossil thing is sort of hot right now.

Okay, So I have a lady in the store with what she says is a fossilized cave bear paw, and that it's over 10,000 years old.

Fossils are super collectible right now, and they bring good money.

But I have no idea if this thing's really or what it's worth.

I've called in Andre by paleontologist friend.

This young lady right here has a cave bearer claw.

Yeah, We're gonna talk some Latin Ursus spiel.

IUs is the scientific name of the cave bear thes were massive animals that ranged all over Europe in Asia.

Okay, really Kind of an interesting fact about the cave bears is everybody thinks they're these big, terrifying carnivores.

But studying their teeth, scientists have noticed their teeth started to change from Carnivore based diet tomb or herbivore based diet.

So believe it or not, thes gigantic bears probably ate more vegetables than meat.

But you still wouldn't want to piss him off.

One swat of a cave baron, You break your neck.

They were the size of a Kodiak grizzly standing 10 or 12 feet tall.

I mean, I've gotten a lot of fossils over the years, and stuff like that's a lot of times, some of these air replaced with these cave bear hands and feet.

There's so much original material out there that generally it's not really worth it to faith these.

But my only concerns would be any kind of damaging preservation, articulating it.

Ah, a lot of people like to put metal inside of the bones.

Yeah, I see the metal in there now, so that's typical.

It's not ideal I see some putty work done right here to attach all those ankle bones together.

I don't see anything that stands out as unusual.

Okay, so this is all 100% like 30,000 year old bear.

These air super cool because it's a bear, Paul, but these are fairly common.

If this came into the museum, I would appraise it at about $900.

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