Animals
Mammoth Skeletal Specimen Found Well-preserved from a Lake in Siberia
A well-preserved specimen of a mammoth skeleton has been extracted by Russian scientists from a lake in Siberia. They are currently working at retrieving the entire skeleton, which they found still has includes ligaments on it.
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