The carcass of an amazingly well-preserved woolly mammoth has been discovered. It’s believed the beast was butchered by humans around 10,000 years ago. According to Discovery News the juvenile, nicknamed “Yuka,” was found buried in Siberian ice near the shores of the Arctic Ocean. Much of the carcass’ flesh and woolly coat is still intact [...]
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