Puppy 12,000 years

- A puppy to life to as many as twelve thousand years, located in the permafrost of Siberia. A South Korean cloning expert thinks it is possible.

Russian scientists found the animal in northeastern Russia. The young dog was particularly well preserved: the fur, teeth and brains were almost intact.

'The dog is 70 to 80 percent intact,' the Russian expert Pavel Nikolsky told newspaper says
Siberian Times. 'It is the first intact brain of a predator in the Pleistocene. 'The South Korean cloning expert Hwang Woo-suk hopes the animal, therefore, to awaken to life. Quot; I am very excited , says Woo-suk.

At the place where the puppy was found, the researchers also found human remains on. This may indicate that the young animals were kept as pets or working animals.

During the autopsy, dust and mud washed frozen puppy.