These Bay Area men have mammoth problems. Two friends from Petaluma have been arrested after smashing a woolly mammoth tusk while roughhousing at the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum in Missouri.

Two Petaluma men are facing felony charges in Missouri after authorities say they damaged a woolly mammoth fossil at a museum attraction in the Ozarks. Brett Howard, 46, and Todd Azevedo, 48, were ...

Two California men have been charged after they allegedly shattered a mammoth tusk worth an estimated $200,000 at a popular tourist attraction near Branson, Missouri. The Taney County Prosecutor’s ...

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BRANSON, Mo. (KY3/Gray News) — Two men from California are accused of shattering a woolly mammoth tusk worth $200,000 at an exhibit in Branson, Missouri. The incident took place at the Ancient Ozarks ...

BRANSON, Mo. (KY3) - Two men face felony property damage charges after a woolly mammoth tusk shattered at Top of the Rock near Branson, according to investigators. Brett Howard and Todd Azevedo, of ...