A frozen, fossilized baby woolly mammoth was found in the Yukon on June 21. Scientists say it’s more than 35,000 years old. It’s only the second baby woolly mammoth ever found in the world.

The immaculately preserved specimen is "one of the most incredible mummified Ice Age animals ever discovered".

(Yukon government) More details were revealed Wednesday about the discovery of Nun cho ga, the first near-complete baby woolly mammoth found in North America by a miner in Yukon's gold fields last ...

Gold miners working in the freezing Klondike gold mines in Canada's Yukon territory have made a discovery while excavating: a ...

There, covered over by permafrost, they found the near-perfect mummified remains of a baby woolly mammoth. In 1948, a partial preserved woolly mammoth specimen called Effie was found at a gold ...

And then soon as that happened, I was like ‘Brian, it’s a baby woolly mammoth.”‘ The Yukon government said the animal was found in the Tr’ondek Hwech’in traditional territory and is ...

Earlier that day, gold miners had unearthed a baby woolly mammoth buried in ... on whose traditional territory the mammoth was found, added new details to the story of the discovery.

And then soon as that happened, I was like ‘Brian, it’s a baby woolly mammoth.”‘ The Yukon government said the animal was found in the Tr’ondek Hwech’in traditional territory and is ...