Studies that continue without slowing down on Earth allow us to gain new information about the living things that lived on our planet. In an article we recently shared with you, we showed that some fossils, said to be millions of years old, reveal information about human evolution.

Now a new discovery has been made regarding a species that was once very common in the world. Tr’ondëk Hwëch, an area of ​​the Yukon that dates back thousands of years, is located in Canada. to the mammoth remains declared to have been reached. Researchers in the region stated that the animal has been preserved intact for thousands of years.

Baby mammoth found more than 30,000 years ago

In statements made by the Yukon government in the gold mining area on Friday, a mummified woolly baby mammoth was declared to exist. According to officials, the discovery took place earlier this week and the animal has so far been found in North America. most complete and best preserved mammoth stated that.

Geologists from the University of Calgary and the Yukon Geological Survey discovered that the mammoth more than 30,000 years ago He said he lived and died and froze in the ice age. Grant Zazula, a paleontologist, said meeting a real woolly mammoth was a dream and he was excited to learn about this animal, adding that mummified Ice Age remains are extremely rare.

When experts die a month it‘big baby animal’ meaning ‘animal’nun cho ga‘ he called it. In addition, the mammoth, which has not yet fully hardened claws, hasIt is a female of 40 centimeters long. was also in the comments.