Scientists in Egypt say they've discovered the bones of an amphibious, four-legged whale

Scientists in Egypt say they've discovered the fossilised remains of an amphibious, four-legged whale. The bones were found in rock formations that are forty-three million years old. It's thought they could help trace the transition of whales from land to sea. The BBC's Tim Allman has the details.

[RobertAngle]

Ironically, they found a lot of bones, but no legs

[Twinklethefox]

This isn't exactly a new thing about 4 legged whale species. But other than that, pretty cool that it was recently found

[porthoel]

That is a trysilit it's actually more related to the hippo or the rhinoceros

[andyzmatt]

There's no 4 leg whale that can walk land yea maybe on the bottom of the ocean
Scientist always trying to come up with a hypothesis....