Canada discovered that the remains of the long -haired elephant in Canada were well preserved

According to the UK's "Metropolis Daily", a gold in Canada accidentally discovered a long hair of 35,000 years ago, which is the most complete mammalian remains discovered by the Americas. Last week, a Golden Cai found the long -haired relic in the Krond Cold Mine located in the Yukong area in Canada. The miners were digging the permanent frozen soil layer at the time, and suddenly saw the frozen long hair. The locals named the long -haired cub "NUN Cho Ga", which means "big young custard" in local languages.

Grant Zazula, a paleontologist in the Yukong region of Canada, said in an interview with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: "It is well -preserved and looks beautiful. Its trunk, tail and small ears are well preserved." There are many in the Yukong area. Animal fossils of the world -famous glasses, but the remains of mummy with the skin and hair are extremely rare. NUN Cho GA is the most complete long -haired elephant Mumini found in North America.

Scientists conducted a quick test of this long hair image, and the results showed that it was a female image, which was roughly the same as Lyuba, the remains of the long hair elephant cub 42,000 years ago discovered in Siberia in 2007. Geologists from the Yukong Geological Survey and Calgary University recovered the frozen mammoth at the scene. They believed that Nun Cho Ga died in the Ice Age and was frozen in permanent frozen soil. year. "NUN Cho GA" is the first nearly complete, most intact long hair relic discovered in North America.

In 1948, someone found some of the corpses of the long -haired elephant cub named Effie in a gold mine in Alaska. These Ice Age's relics provided researchers with research convenience, allowing them to get a glimpse of the era when Nun Cho GA and Mustang, lion and giant grassland bulls strolled in the Yukong area. In the next few months, government staff in the Yukong area said they would cooperate with other departments to dig out more information about Nun Cho Ga. (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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