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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superwolfy6년 이하cool
winezuci-1581687194976년 이하cooooooool!- Kanny Jalloh약 6년eww that is so weird!
- Xdreeeeeee약 6년I would want an mammoth too
tjkittygirl177약 6년But I do feel bad for the dog- tjkittygirl177약 6년It looks wieard
- Name약 6년I feel bad for the dog and also how did it die??
bangarangwolf5년 이상ITS NOT A DOG!!!!!!!
- Husky girl약 6년I wonder if technology in the future will make all fossilized animals (and preserved) come to life. We could own wooly mammoths in our backyards!!!!🐘🐘🐘
werewolfer626년 이하That would be awesome
- Have some milk 약 6년That was awesome
sihegagy-156549309904약 6년mabye people will bring it back
windshield약 6년That would be cool, but sounds kind of far fetched