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'World's heaviest animal' fossil goes on display in Peru
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August 3, 2023
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1:23Now PlayingThe fossilized remains of an early whale called Perucetus colossus, which lived about 38-40 million years ago, have gone on display in Peru. It is thought to be the world's heaviest animal ever.
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