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"They may be 'spotted' by low-flying aircraft, or just simply walking down to a river or stream. Standing on a gravel bar, looking for salmon or char, and suddenly woven within the gravel and grasses is a Woolly Mammoth Tusk. Out of nowhere, and almost anywhere a tusk may present itself in the Arctic or sub-Arctic. This country is vast, especially remote and inaccessible. The last glacier Ice Age is still on the surface of many areas here, not buried as in some regions but exposed out in the open, and in some cases the permafrost lets go of it's treasures."
Hey there William, I found this today, and thought you might be interested in it (if you have not already seen it) : http://newswithtags.com/Blood/myscienceacademy-preserved-ice-age-giant-found-with-flowing-blood-in-siberia Hope all is well.
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