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In 2020 at the Kingman Museum in Battle Creek as they were moving out of the museum building and noticed something fall out of the nasal cavity of their 10,000-year-old saber-toothed cat skeleton. At first, they thought this small white object was a tooth but ended up being a partially-popped popcorn kernel.
In 2020 at the Kingman Museum in Battle Creek as they were moving out of the museum building and noticed something fall out of the nasal cavity of their 10,000-year-old saber-toothed cat skeleton. At first, they thought this small white object was a tooth but ended up being a partially-popped popcorn kernel.
In 2020 at the Kingman Museum in Battle Creek as they were moving out of the museum building and noticed something fall out of the nasal cavity of their 10,000-year-old saber-toothed cat skeleton. At first, they thought this small white object was a tooth but ended up being a partially-popped popcorn kernel.
In 2020 at the Kingman Museum in Battle Creek as they were moving out of the museum building and noticed something fall out of the nasal cavity of their 10,000-year-old saber-toothed cat skeleton. At first, they thought this small white object was a tooth but ended up being a partially-popped popcorn kernel.
In 2020 at the Kingman Museum in Battle Creek as they were moving out of the museum building and noticed something fall out of the nasal cavity of their 10,000-year-old saber-toothed cat skeleton. At first, they thought this small white object was a tooth but ended up being a partially-popped popcorn kernel.