Ice Cave Pins and Buttons
Description: A circular emblem style composition depicting a detailed ice cave entrance within a snowy mountain range. Sharp, icy peaks surround a large, arched cave opening. A pathway with steps leads into the darkness of the cave. The overall aesthetic is monochrome with a dark, starry sky.
Description: Ursus spelaeus, otherwise known as the Cave Bear, was a species of bear that ranged throughout Europe and Asia during the Pleistocene in the last major Ice Age event, roughly 25,000 to 24,000 years ago. They were one of the largest species of Ice Age bears with big males standing upright at 11.5 feet and weighing in at a maximum estimated weight of around 2,200 pounds. Females were considerably smaller, the largest specimens being estimated at 550 pounds. Despite their immense size evidence shows that they most likely fed on an herbivorous diet. There is direct evidence of a possible predator prey relationship between Cave Bears and Neanderthals and other early hominid species, including cave paintings, and evidence of butchering.
