Scăderea record a nivelului Dunării a scos la iveală rămășițele unui mamut lânos

A young woolly mammoth's remains were found in the Danube River near Ruse, revealing insights into prehistoric fauna. The discovery was made possible by record low water levels, exposing normally submerged areas. Key findings include a well-preserved lower jaw and several bone fragments. Researchers suggest the mammoth may have lived in a marshy environment or that the remains were transported by the river. The concentration of bones in one location indicates the animal likely died there. Authorities were alerted by locals who noticed bones emerging from the mud, prompting further investigation and analysis.