How remote national park made a mammoth discovery (SRL)

The video explores the archaeological significance of the Channel Islands, focusing on the discovery of a pygmy mammoth skull on Santa Rosa Island. This find, made by a Park Service intern, offers insights into species evolution and environmental adaptation. Radiocarbon dating reveals the mammoth lived around 15,000 years ago. The video emphasizes the importance of careful observation in archaeology and the potential for new discoveries to inform our understanding of past and future environmental changes.

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