Fossilized Mastodon Tooth Found in Creek | Roanoke News

A fossilized Pacific mastodon tooth—complete with crown, root, and even root canal—was unearthed by a geomorphologist in a San Francisco Bay Area creek while restoring habitat for frogs. Found in a Midpeninsula preserve, the remarkably preserved specimen has been donated to Stanford University, where scientists plan to date it and create a 3D replica for public education. This discovery underscores how vital open spaces are—not just for today’s wildlife, but for uncovering our planet’s deep past.

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