fishermen made “the find of a century” while watching out for poachers on the River Severn Estuary. Half-buried in the sand of Britain’s longest river, brothers Martin and Richard Morgan found the horn of a mighty aurochs, a gigantic ox that hasn’t been seen in Europe since the 1690s.Martin and Richard have patrolled the area dozens of times, and had wandered a couple of miles off shore when they made the discovery. "The storms last week had moved a sand bank and running water had created a new gully, so this must have exposed the auroch's horn - just the back end of it," Martin told GloucestershireLive. "My brother had a good idea what it was," he continued."I thought it might have been a piece of wood or a maybe a bit of bone.
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