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The Daily Galaxy on MSNScientists Unearth a 44,000 Years “Pleistocene Wolf” Preserved in Siberia’s PermafrostIn a rare and captivating discovery, researchers have uncovered the remarkably preserved remains of a 44,000-year-old wolf ...
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Sciencing on MSNThe Giant Kangaroo's Extinction Is More Depressing Than We ThoughtAs the last ice age was ending, Australian megafauna that included giant kangaroos went extinct, and it is even more depressing than we thought.
YAKUTSK, October 18. /TASS/. The number of animals in the Pleistocene Park in Yakutia's north, where experts have been recreating the mammoth steppe, may be increased from 150 to 2,000 ...
Horses were the first animals brought to the Pleistocene Park back in 1996 due to the relatively low cost and availability in the region. They are the park's main pasture animal and they are most ...
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