Berezovka Woolly Mammoth, 1901
When the Berezovka mammoth was discovered sticking out of a river bank in Siberia, the flesh of its skull was partially eaten away by wolves, but its body and hugs front legs were perfectly preserved. E. W. Pfizenmayer was one of the scientists who recove
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