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Grutas de Loltun, Yucatan 1994

Grutas de Loltún, Yucatán 1994 …Non-humans were the first to arrive in the Yucatan Peninsula. There is evidence of marine and land megafauna in the underground flooded cave systems of the Peninsula dating back to the Pleistocene Epoch (2.5 million BCE to 10,000BCE). This has included the discovery of camel, llama, tapir, horse, giant sloth and mammoth skeletons (Rojas and Gonzalez 2009), the Grutas de Loltún is one such site where many of these bones have been found…. Maria de Lourdes Melo Zurita and Paul Munro

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