According to scientists, the remains of a baby mammoth have lain in the permafrost for more than 30,000 years.
Canadian gold mines found a mummy mammoth.
This is reported Science Alert.
It is reported that the mammoth lived 30 thousand years ago, and his mummy is perfectly preserved.
According to a local government press release, the female mammoth was named Tr’ondaek Hwech’in Nong cho ga, which translates to “big baby animal” in Han.
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Nun cho ga is the most complete mammoth mummy discovered in North America.
Nong cho ga died and was frozen in permafrost during an ice age over 30,000 years ago.
The frozen mammoth was discovered by geologists after a young Klondike gold miner found the remains while digging through manure.
Paleontologists say the miner made “the most important discovery in paleontology in North America.”
The baby mammoth reportedly retained claws, skin, wool, torso and even guts filled with grass.
Recall that earlier scientists announced the discovery giant bacterium. It is eyelash length and is unlike anything we have seen before.
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