Scientists are analyzing the perfectly preserved remains of a prehistoric horse in a bid to clone the now-extinct animal.


Recently discovered in permafrost in the Siberian region of Yakutia, the skin, hair, hooves and tail of the carcass are all preserved. The remains are estimated to be 30,000 to 40,000 years old.

Experts believe that the foal was about 2 months old when it died.


Semyon Grigoryev, head of the Mammoth Museum in the regional capital of Yakutsk, was surprised to see the perfect state of the find. He noted it's the best-preserved ancient foal found to date. The Siberian Times reports that the foal is an extinct species of horse known as Lena horse, or Equus lenensis.


Film at 11....🐴 🐴

why repeat a dead horse?

Jurassic park?

Who would want a horse that can't handle a bit of cold weather

I thought Lena Horne died just a few years ago.:-k

what a gem she was...

I heard Lena Horses used to eat peoples.. 😟

Gee...

Just what we need...

Prehistoric diseases, never before seen in
Modern times...

Get ready for the HORSE PLAGUE...

We'll prolly just keep them on an island somewhere.. feed them meerkats or somethin.. 😟

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!! Not the meerkats....8-[

no, rman. let it happen.
Drafter is wise in these affairs.

He knows stuff. Look at how good he is at finding food.

He knows stuff. Look at how good he is at finding food.

😟