Fossil teeth in Gua Matsoorat found damaged after video crew visits cave


IPOH: The fossil teeth of a herbivorous mammal, preserved at the site of their discovery in Gua Matsoorat here, have been damaged.

Perak Natural Heritage Geopark Tour Guides Association chairman Mohd Fadly Md Noor said the teeth and partial jawbone were found damaged at about 12.30pm on Thursday (March 18).

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