Perfectly Preserved Ice Age Animals Still Have Skin, Muscle, and Hair
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The Klondike region in Canada’s Yukon territory, which is famous for its gold mines, was once home to a large variety of animals. They included the long-extinct saber-toothed cats and woolly mammoths, as well as creatures like gray wolves, whose descendants still roam the Arctic territories. Hence, it is not uncommon for miners to stumble upon fossilized remains of the Ice Age inhabitants while unearthing the precious metal.
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- cr31005달omg
- swiftie4ever1년 이상that is mind blowing 🤯
- allkinds181년 이상so cool but what in the world ripped that caribou in half
- averagelalfan약 2년NOOO JURASSIC PARK!!!!!!
- majestic_tiger12년 이상so cool! (but also kinda gross.🤮🤮🤮)
- summer_beach3년 이하WOW. I didn't know that was possible, how????
- violetrules3년 이상WOW MIND BLOWN That discovery was MIND BLOWING!!!
- sprootiscute3년 이상I bet when it was alive, it looked a lot cuter
- animegirl20093년 이상Aww poor.little pup or wolf 🙄
- basketballanime3년 이상That is so saaad that pup is so cute (even if it is a wolf)