Ursus Ladinicus, branch of the Museum Ladin
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The Ursus Ladinicus is a branch of the Ladin Museum and is all about a cave bear bearing the same name. In autumn 1987, numerous bones were discovered by Willy Costamoling from Corvara in a cave just below the summit of Piz Conturines at an altitude of almost 2,800m.
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The remains of the cave bear date back to the interglacial period (about 40,000 years ago) and indicate a new species of cave bear never before recorded.