17K views · 152 reactions | Woolly cool discovery. Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a woolly mammoth in a cave in Devon. Its bones were uncovered alongside of a woolly rhinoceros, wolf, and hyena, all of which are thought to date back to the last Ice Age about 30,000 to 60,000 years ago. According lead archaeologist Bob Bourn, the finds were of "national significance." | cheddar news | Facebook

A rat that is three feet long with sharp razor teeth and woolly fur has for the first time been digitally documented in Papua New Guinea. Lead researcher František Vejmělka made the first scientific observation, taking the first picture of the largest rodent in Australian and Oceanian zoogeographic regions. The Subalpine Woolly Rat Mallomys istapantap is endemic to the tropical high mountains of New Guinea and until now has only been painted. | ABC Pacific