40,000 Year Old Wolfs Head Found, The Size is Twice of Today's Wolfs
40,000 Year old Wolfs Perfectly Preserved Head Found in Siberia
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Ice Age Wolf Head Found in Russia, larger than modern age wolfs (Image: HindustanTimes) |
Scientists
have discovered the head of a wolf from the ice age from the snowy hills of
Siberia. In the Wolfs head, his hair and teeth are found safe along with his
brain. It is reported that this head of wolf is around 40 thousand year old. The
head is 16 inches tall, which is almost twice the size of today’s wolfs head.
The wolfs
head was discovered in the Arctic Circle in 2018 by scientist Parvel Fimov. Rest
of the body part of the wolf are found nowhere near the spot where the head was
found. It is believed that the wolf must had been attacked by another beast or
animal because the human kind was first came into existence in Russia nearly 32
thousand years ago.
Russian scientist
Albert Protopovov said that “most of the cells present in the head were found
just like new ones”. He further added “comparative research of the wolfs head will
now be done with wolves of modern age. Then the fact would be clear that how
have animals evolved in the changing circumstances of last thousand years.”
Researcher
Valery Plotikov said “the animal belonged to an ancient subspecies of wolf that
lived at the same time as the mammoths and became extinct alongside them, it’s
a unique discovery because scientist previously only had found wolf skulls without
tissues or fur , which made it impossible for us to examine anything”.
According to
the Siberian Times of Russia’s website, the head of wolf is preserved in
Siberian permafrost and scientists will also examine the DNA of the wolf so
that it will become easy to get information about the condition of that period
(ice age). According to Naoki Suzuki, professor of Jikeyi University School of
Medicine in Tokyo, wolfs internal organs and brain were found in the right
condition in the CT scan of his head.
40,000 Year Old Wolfs Head Found, The Size is Twice of Today's Wolfs
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June 14, 2019
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Very good information for environment enthusiast
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