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Researchers found a missing fragment of a famed ornament discovered 20 years ago, in an Ice Age cave.
Russian paleontologists discovered a small cave bear skull with a hole in it. It's strong evidence that ice-age humans hunted the animals.
Human History Ice Age Cave Bear With Hole in Its Skull May Have Been Stabbed by Ancient Humans A 35,000-year-old bear skull found in a Russian cave hints at a ritual killing.
The cave bear adult and cub are the latest additions to a growing list of preserved Ice Age carcasses emerging from the permafrost.
Reindeer herders in Russia's Arctic discovered the "first find of its kind" carcass of a uniquely well-preserved, ice age cave bear.
Cave bears (Ursus spelaeus) went extinct just prior to the end of the last ice age some 15,000 years ago, though possibly as early as 27,800 years ago.
The perfectly preserved remains of an Ice Age cave bear have been discovered in the Russian Arctic – the first example of the species ever to be found with soft tissues intact.
Reindeer herders in a Russian Arctic archipelago have found a perfectly preserved carcass of an adult Ice Age cave bear.
Reindeer herders in Siberia were stunned to discover a mummified Ice Age cave bear — with all of its organs intact. The 39,500-year-old specimen belonged to a species of prehistoric bears that ...
The intact cave bear isn’t the first major find in the region. Researchers also recently retrieved the carcass of a cave bear cub on the nearby Russian mainland.
The remains of an Ice Age cave bear potentially 39,500 years old have been found in the Russian Arctic. This is the first time scientists have seen a bear this old with its soft tissues still intact.
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