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All modern wolves may have Siberian origin, scientists say

The study also revealed that many modern and ancient North American wolves show evidence of coyote admixture

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Scientists point to major environmental problems in Arctic Yakutia

The most depressing situations are in the Ust-Yana and Verkhoyansky districts, where the Soviet times’ tailing dumps remain hazardous sources of the environment’s contamination

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Teenage woolly rhino still fed on mother s milk when it died in Pleistocene era

Teenage woolly rhino still fed on mother s milk when it died in Pleistocene era
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Ancient beasts unearthed in Siberia s rush for mammoth ice ivory

Fears for permafrost as tusk hunters feed Chinese market starved of elephant ivory

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Teenage woolly rhino could have been hunted by predators into water, where it drowned

Teenage woolly rhino could have been hunted by predators into water, where it drowned 26 January 2021 Studies begin on a massive and very well-fed Pleistocene era rhino found in Yakutia with its horn and one tooth. The sensational discovery was delivered to Yakutsk once the ice roads formed in winter, and was presented to the media today. Picture: The Siberian Times The uniquely preserved teenage wholly rhino with even its brain intact, found in the north-east of Yakutia last summer has been defrosted for the first time since it died at least 20,000 years ago. The sensational discovery was delivered to Yakutsk once ice roads formed in late Autumn, and today was presented to the media.

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