Mummified, baby woolly mammoth frozen over 30,000 years ago found in Canada: 'It's amazing'
A mummified, baby woolly mammoth was found in Klondike gold fields within the Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin traditional territory on Tuesday, the government said.
Mummified, baby woolly mammoth frozen over 30,000 years ago found in Canada: 'It's amazing'
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