A 4.5 foot long baby woolly mammoth almost nearly perfectly mummified was just found in Canada by a miner in the Klondike region goldfields.
According to researches this 30,000 year old baby Mammoth would’ve been around one month old at the time of death, and researchers were surprised to discover that The Mammoth is almost perfectly preserved.
Researchers state that this is officially now the most complete mummified mammoth found in North America.

The Mammoth was found by a mine worker who was digging near a creek in the Klondike goldfields south of Dawson city in Yukon Canada. The worker states that his front loader striked something unexpected and he called his boss over. and the two found the mummified mammoth buried within the mud.
They immediately stopped all mining work and called the appropriate officials to recover the extinct animals remains and samples of the site.