American Museum of Natural History
Scientists Use DNA to Crack Ancient Case of Bizarre Creature
Even Darwin couldn't solve this problem. Thousands of years ago, a creature existed that didn't really seem to fit into any classification. Their body parts were a mish-mash of characteristics from different animals: legs of a skinny rhino, face like an antelope and a body like a humpless camel, a report from Gizmodo described.
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