Uncovering 'Bondo Betty': Stark County's Mastodon Discovery 55 Years Later

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Uncovering 'Bondo Betty': Stark County's Mastodon Discovery 55 Years Later
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In 1970, real estate developer Roger DeVille discovered the skeletal remains of an Ice Age female mastodon, nicknamed Bondo Betty, in Stark County, Ohio. The bones, mostly real and well-preserved, are now on display at the William McKinley Presidential Library & Museum, making it one of the most complete and significant mastodon fossils in Ohio, with the discovery marking its 55th anniversary.

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