Ancient Pygmy Hippo Fossils Unearthed in Major Archaeological Find

Archaeologists from the University of Athens have made a "significant discovery" of ancient pygmy hippo fossils on the Greek island of Crete. The fossils, dating back to 350,000 B.C., were found at Katharo Plateau and represent the first high concentration of pygmy hippopotamus fossils found in Greece. The excavation is ongoing, and researchers expect to find more fossils. This discovery, along with other recent findings in Europe, provides valuable insights into ancient ecosystems.