In 1976, during the excavation of a subway extension in Toronto, a city worker discovered unusual looking antlers with "thick ...

The fossil, dubbed by scientists as Torontoceros hypogaeus or “horned Toronto deer from underground,” is believed to be one of a kind and almost 12,000 years old. And it's helping to provide a ...

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Millenia ago, when much of North America was covered in ice, a distant relative of a white-tailed deer grazed its way down a limestone ridge to the southeast edge of the continental U.S. Over time, as ...

A city worker discovered the uniquely shaped antlers during an excavation project in Toronto in 1976, experts said.