50,000-year-old ‘best-preserved’ remains of baby mammoth ever discovered


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Scientists announced a discovery tens of thousands of years in the making on Tuesday, Dec. 24. In the permafrost of Russia’s Siberia emerged the 50,000-year-old remains of an incredibly well-preserved baby mammoth.

In fact, scientists say it’s the “best-preserved” mammoth body ever found, and one of just seven baby carcasses ever found globally. Nicknamed “Yana,” the female mammoth weighs around 400 pounds and is nearly 7-feet long.

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Researchers believe that Yana was a year old when she died, but they are conducting more tests to confirm her age. Yana was found by locals in June in the world’s largest permafrost crater.

Scientists say they are working with genetic researchers to find out more about the young mammoth’s life, hoping to uncover more information about how this extinct species lived.

Russia’s permafrost is currently thawing, which scientists attribute to climate change, and the thaw has revealed several prehistoric discoveries over the last several years, including a mummified saber-toothed cat in the northeastern part of Siberia in 2020, which scientists believe to be around 32,000 years old.

The next year, researchers found the remains of a 44,000-year-old wolf.

Evan Hummel (Producer) and Michael Edwards (Video Editor) contributed to this report.
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