1st woolly rhino with hump proves Ice Age paintings were anatomically accurate
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A woolly rhinoceros fossil discovered in Yakutia confirms the presence of a fat-filled hump on its back, validating ancient cave paintings. This finding helps explain how Ice Age mammals adapted to harsh cold conditions, with the hump likely aiding in thermoregulation and nutrient storage.
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