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35,000-Year-Old Saber-Toothed Cub Found Preserved in Siberia

  • Researchers have discovered a mummified newborn saber-toothed cat from at least 35,000 years ago in Siberia's permafrost, with whiskers and claws still intact.
  • The remains were found in 2020 along the Badyarikha River in Yakutia, Russia, and are exceptionally well-preserved.
  • The species is identified as Homotherium latidens, highlighted in a study published in the journal Scientific Reports on Nov. 14.
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Four years ago, researchers found the mummy of a 35,000-year-old saber-toothed cat cub in the northeastern Russian republic of Yakutia. The results of a study were published in the journal Scientific Reports, which showed that the cat was only three weeks old when it died. The cause of death is unknown. The physical characteristics of the animal were compared with the lion and interesting differences were found.

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Nature broke the news in United Kingdom on Thursday, November 14, 2024.
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