A Siberian man recently found an unbelievably well-preserved Ice Age woolly rhino beneath the Arctic permafrost about 50,000 ...
The remains of a woolly rhino were discovered back in 2015, and researchers have been working hard at rebuilding the ancient beast to get a better idea of what it looked like when alive some ...
The find was made close to the site where the only-known baby woolly rhino specimen — dubbed Sasha — was excavated back in 2014. The frozen carcass of a juvenile woolly rhinoceros from the ...
Here’s why they may be considered ‘endangered.’ Read 'Sasha' The Woolly Baby Rhino Brought to Life 'Sasha' The Woolly Baby Rhino Brought to Life 'Sasha' The Woolly Baby Rhino Brought to Life ...
was the Woolly Rhino. It was during a time when the UK looked more like an Arctic tundra, than it does today - where temperatures often dropped as low as -22 o C in winter, and summers topped 10 o ...
During one such dig in August 1932, Mann was sifting through the red clay close to the River Kelvin just north of Bishopbriggs, when he discovered the ice age bones of woolly rhinoceros. READ MORE: ...