
16/08/2025
The 42,000-year-old filly that can walk again
In the frozen lands of Siberia, under layers of ancient permafrost, a small foal was hidden for 42,000 years.
When scientists discovered it, they found something extraordinary – not just bones, but a nearly perfectly preserved body.
Her skin was intact.
Her dark brown mane is still soft
Your internal organs untouched by time.
And inside her little heart- liquid blood.
🔹 Species: An extinct type of Lena horse
🔹 Age: Only 1-2 weeks old when he died
🔹 Condition: So immaculate, it looked like she had just fallen asleep
The foal probably drowned in a muddy hollow, instantly sealed by ice. What followed was silence - and preservation. For more than four ice ages.
Now scientists are trying to do the unthinkable:
Extract viable cells.
And bring that old bloodline back.
The goal? A clone.
A living echo of a species lost in time.
It's not science fiction anymore - it's science, standing on the edge of memory.
And maybe soon, something that once walked the Ice Age
gonna walk again 🐎❄️