Couple unearths 60-million-year-old tree east of Buffalo
BUFFALO - Jeanne Peterson and her husband, Robert Suchor, weren't necessarily surprised to find an ancient tree beneath the surface of their property
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BUFFALO - Jeanne Peterson and her husband, Robert Suchor, weren't necessarily surprised to find an ancient tree beneath the surface of their property
Jeanne Peterson and her husband, Robert Suchor, weren’t necessarily surprised to find an ancient tree beneath the surface of their property east of Buffalo.
BUFFALO — Jeanne Peterson and her husband, Robert Suchor, weren’t necessarily surprised to find an ancient tree beneath the surface of their property east of Buffalo.
A couple from Buffalo found a gigantic 35-foot section of a petrified tree which is part of a buried 60-million-year-old prehistoric forest of metasequoia, a type of redwood that thrived in Wyoming and could grow as tall as 160 feet.