Choose the one sentence in this excerpt that gives you the idea that the animals painted in the cave are not animals we would see today.
The Great Hall of the Bulls is recognized as the most famous section. This room is crowded with hundreds of bulls, horses, and giant stags running across the walls. Some of the work in the room is etched into the stone, since the walls in this room were softer than in other parts of the cave. One bull is of particular importance: at more than 17 feet long, it is the largest cave art mammal ever discovered.
The sentence that suggests the animals painted in the cave are not animals we would see today is: “One bull is of particular importance: at more than 17 feet long, it is the largest cave art mammal ever discovered.”
Explanation: This sentence indicates that the bull portrayed is extraordinarily large, hinting that such an animal may no longer exist in our current environment, distinguishing it from present-day animals. The mention of “the largest cave art mammal” emphasizes the uniqueness of the creature, suggesting it was part of a past ecosystem different from today’s.