Hoplophoneus Skeleton

This fossil specimen features a partial skeleton of Hoplophoneus, an extinct saber-toothed mammal from the Oligocene epoch. As a member of the Nimravidae family, it was a powerful predator with elongated canine teeth, adapted for ambush hunting. The bones are preserved in their original sediment, offering insights into skeletal structure and fossilization. This rare specimen is valuable for serious collectors, museums, and natural history displays.

Country: United States
Formation: White River Formation
Species: Hoplophoneus sp.
Period: Oligocene (~34–23 million years ago)

Size: 26.5" X 16" X 4"