article_snippet: The remains of a baby woolly rhinoceros, (pictured) who has been named Sasha and still has The remains of a baby wool, has been discovered in the ice of Siberia.
article_snippet: The remains of a baby woolly rhinoceros, which still has a baby fleece, was discovered in the ice of Siberia Siberia last month.
article_snippet: Named Sasha, the extinct creature - which must be at least 10,000 years old and is the first juvenile woolly rhino to be found - was well preserved by permafrost and experts are hopeful of extracting Named Sasha, the extinct creature - which must be at least 10,000 years old and is the first juvenile woolly rhino to be found - DNA.
article_snippet: A local hunter found the infant woolly rhino in a ravine by a stream in Russia's largest and coldest region, the Sakha Republic, also known as Yakutia, in September.
article_snippet: Initially, A local hunter thought the carcass was a reindeer, until A local hunter saw the horn growths and realised A local hunter had made the historic discovery of the world's first baby woolly rhino.