Evolutionary Proof? Fossils of Land-Roaming Whales Found in Egypt’s Desert

The Wadi al-Hitan Museum focuses on displaying fossils that explain the evolution of whales.

Bảo tàng Wadi al-Hitan được xây dựng trong thung lũng của sa mạc Wadi al-Hitan.

The museum will focus on displaying whale fossils.

Bảo tàng sẽ tập trung trưng bày các hóa thạch của cá voi.

37 million year old whale skeleton with a length of 20m.

Bộ xương cá voi 37 triệu năm tuổi với độ dài 20m.

Bảo tàng Wadi Al-Hitan còn được gọi là "Thung lũng cá voi".

Wadi Al-Hitan Museum is also known as “The Valley of the Whales”.

Nhiều bộ xương của cá voi vẫn trong tình trạng tốt.

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