Dec 3, 2013
“Some were sausage-like, others pristine ovals, in colours ranging from whitish grey to dark brown-violet.”
The “World’s Oldest Public Toilet” was recently discovered at the Chanares Formation in Argentina. Dating back 240 million years, the producers of the “big lumps” were Dinodontosaurus, eight-foot-long megaherbivores that would be comparable to the modern day rhinoceros.
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