46 thousand years ago horned lark recovered!

The Dhaka Times Desk Recently, scientists have discovered a new mystery under the snow-covered soil of Siberia. Scientists have recovered the body of a dead horned lark from there 46 thousand years ago! However, it seems that this mystery may cause controversy among scientists. Due to being buried under the pile of snow, the body of the bird has not decomposed even after all these years, but it has been preserved in such a way that the animal scientists have also been able to recover the intact genetic theory of the bird from the corpse.

According to media reports, recently scientists have discovered a new mystery under the snow-covered soil of Siberia. Scientists have recovered the body of a dead horned lark from there 46 thousand years ago! However, it seems that this mystery may cause controversy among scientists. Due to being buried under the pile of snow, the body of the bird has not decomposed even after all these years, but it has been preserved in such a way that the animal scientists have also been able to recover the intact genetic theory of the bird from the corpse.

Genetic theory suggests that the corpse of the horned lark is a composite ancestor of the horned lark that roams the tundra of Siberia and the steppe grasslands of Mongolia today.

In a recent report published in Communications Biology, referring to the hond lark carcass, scientists wrote that during the last Ice Age, woolly mammoths and woolly rhinoceros once roamed the grasslands of northern Europe and Asia.

According to the researchers, this region of Siberia was actually a combination of steppe, tundra and deciduous forests. At the end of the last ice age, the region was divided into 3 parts - tundra in the north, taiga in the middle and steppe grasslands in the south. From the corpse of this bird, they will understand how the horned lark evolved. It is believed that further research may uncover many more unknown mysteries.