Mammoth discovery in Michigan

Mammoth discovery in Michigan
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Two farmers in Michigan in the United States came across something interesting as they were digging a drainage ditch. No, they didn’t strike oil, but

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Two farmers in Michigan in the United States came across something interesting as they were digging a drainage ditch.

No, they didn’t strike oil, but the skeleton of an adult woolly mammoth.

Farmer unearths bones from rare mammoth hybrid possibly butchered by humans 15,000 years ago http://t.co/3wZW0DqH7Npic.twitter.com/Sb1OL9VAFQ

— ABC News (@ABC) October 2, 2015

University of Michigan researchers hot footed it round to confirm the discovery. > A Michigan farmer found a mammoth killed by ancient humans http://t.co/ieujxR9QJXpic.twitter.com/9TVlZpooO9

— Popular Mechanics (@PopMech) October 2, 2015

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