About 406 whale skeletons are weathering out of the rock in the valley of the whales.
The Western Desert of Egypt's Wadi Al-Hitan, or Whale Valley, is home to priceless fossil remnants of the oldest, and now extinct, animals. The archaeoceti, a suborder of whales, are extinct. These fossils depict one of the central themes in evolution: the development of new species.
It is assumed the whale as a land-based species that evolved into an ocean-dwelling mammal. The most significant location in the exhibition of this stage of progress to the entire globe. It accurately depicts the appearance and way of life of these whales during their transition. These fossils are exceptional in this location due to their abundance, concentration, and quality as well as their accessibility and position.
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