Thursday, 5 April 2012

Ancient Animals Found Intact After 10 Thousand Years



YAKUTIS - an ancient elephant that lived tens of thousands of years ago, was found in the intact condition, after freezing in the ice. The little elephant is expected to die because early humans were attacked.

Ancient elephants commonly known as the Mammoth, tusks found by a hunter in the Ust-Yanksy, Siberia. It is estimated that the elephant died since 10,000 years ago.

Researchers dissect animals that were 6 feet in length by using infrared to see internal organs. However, most of the fossils that can be used as research material is only bones and teeth.

The giant animal's eyes when he allegedly reached 3 to 4 years. There are two cuts on the back.

The researchers predict that the injuries were not caused by other animals such as lions, but human-made ice age. Animals that prey on humans when the ice covers 40 percent of the northern hemisphere.

Humans may have contributed to the extinction of the animal, before it actually perished since 10,000 years ago.

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