Discovery of Baby Mammoth Yana in Siberia
A 50,000-year-old baby mammoth named Yana was discovered in eastern Siberia, Russia, in almost perfect preservation. The find is expected to provide valuable insights into mammoths' development, adaptive traits, and Ice Age habitats.
Key Points
- Yana is the best-preserved baby mammoth in the world
- The mammoth was found in the Batagaika crater in eastern Siberia
- Researchers are conducting further tests to determine the exact age of Yana
Pros
- Valuable insights into mammoths' development and Ice Age habitats
- Exceptional preservation of the mammoth
Cons
- Impact of climate change on permafrost and prehistoric discoveries