HARROW: You might have heard of the woolly mammoth, but paleontologists have unearthed a well-preserved baby woolly rhinoceros in Siberia’s Sakha Republic. The remains are believed to be at least 10,000 years old. The first images from the rare find were released by the Academy of Sciences in Yakutsk, which is the capital of the Sakha Republic, reports the Siberian Times. This is the first time that the remains of a baby woolly rhino has been discovered.
The remains of the animal were preserved in permafrost, and were discovered last September by Alexander “Sasha” Banderov, a hunter and businessman, who along with a friend, thought that the carcass belonged to a reindeer. The rhino was discovered on the right bank of a stream that flows into the Semyulyahk River. The rhino has appropriately been named “Sasha.”
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