Wiesbaden (mammut-newspaper) - "sensational discovery in Serbia: in a coal mine in the Serbian Kostolac, researchers have unearthed a nearly perfect skeleton of a mammoth is the case where four feet high and six and a half meter long behemoth it is perhaps the oldest mammoth find. Europe. Experts are thrilled. " This was reported by the daily newspaper "Die Welt" at the address
http://www.welt.de/wissenschaft/article4069084/Maechtiges-fossiles-Mammut-in-Serbien-entdeckt.html the web. If the information on the assumed high geological age of about three to five million years to confirm, would prove the Fund in Serbia as "extremely important", says Dick Mol, the renowned Dutch mammoth expert and volunteers of the Rotterdam Natural History Museum. The Fund of Serbia is a so-called forest mammoth or "Southern mammoth" the nature Mammuthus meridionalis. Unlike the later occurring woolly mammoths in the Ice Age carried the "Southern Mammoths" is not a shaggy coat, but looked more like an extended version of today's elephants in Asia.
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