Russian boy discovers wooly 'mammoth of the century'

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Guys have you heard the news that an 11-year-old boy from Russia's north has stumbled upon a well-preserved wooly mammoth, in what scientists describe as the best such discovery since 1901. Yevgeny Salinder, whose family lives near a polar station in the northern Taimyr Peninsula, discovered the frozen animal when he was strolling along the banks of the Yenisei River in late August. It took scientists five days to dig out the animal which was then transported to the northern city of Dudinka. I hope with this discovery, we will all be informede about the life of this long been extinct animal that I was only thinking that this is just a myth, but luckily it is true indeed!