Environment
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17,000 Years Old Woolly Mammoth Traveled Around the Entire Planet Twice, Say Experts
One multinational study's authors have continued the trace of an incredible 28-year trip of an Alaskan woolly mammoth, that further crossed plenty of the territory of Alaska tundra to nearly round the Entire planet repeatedly.
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