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Scientists find perfectly preserved carcass of ancient horse in Siberia(1/4)

2018-08-29 16:10:30 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan

$Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world\'s coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the \'Mouth of Hell\' - earlier this month.(Photo/IC)$

Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world's coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the 'Mouth of Hell' - earlier this month.(Photo/IC)

$Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world\'s coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the \'Mouth of Hell\' - earlier this month.(Photo/Agencies)$

Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world's coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the 'Mouth of Hell' - earlier this month.(Photo/Agencies)

$Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world\'s coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the \'Mouth of Hell\' - earlier this month.(Photo/Agencies)$

Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world's coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the 'Mouth of Hell' - earlier this month.(Photo/Agencies)

$Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world\'s coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the \'Mouth of Hell\' - earlier this month.(Photo/IC)$

Amazing pictures have been released of a foal that has been dug out of the Siberian permafrost after being frozen for 40,000 years. The young horse, from the Lena horse species which is now extinct, is37 inches tall and was only two months old when it perished. It has today been revealed by scientists in Yakutsk, Russia, the world's coldest city. The young animal was dug from its icy grave in the Batagai depression or crater - nicknamed the 'Mouth of Hell' - earlier this month.(Photo/IC)