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Welcome to the cocky ride home for Wednesday, September 16th, 2020.

I'm Jackson Bird.

A completely preserved extinct cave bear specimen from the Ice Age has been found in Siberia.

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Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

Scientists have just discovered a completely preserved extinct cave bear.

The Ice Age Cave Bear of the species Ursus Spillaius, which went extinct about 15,000 years ago, is itself between 22,000 to 39,500

years old, and was discovered in the melting permafrost of the Lyakovsky Islands, the southernmost

group of the New Siberian Islands. The bear, originally found by reindeer herders, still has its nose, teeth, and internal organs intact.

It is the first wholly intact cave bear specimen, scientists having previously only found skeletons.

Quoting science alert, cave bears roamed while most of Europe and Asia were covered in glaciers, sharing the landscape

with mammoths, saber-toothed cats, and giant ground sloths. The creatures were massive. Males could

weigh up to one ton, which is about 500 pounds heavier than the largest bears alive today, end

quote. This particular species is believed to be an ancient relative of the modern-day brown bear.

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