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Photo of the Expedition Group visiting the Woolly Mammoth in Khatanga, Siberia, Russia.

North Pole Expedition 2002.

C. Jeff Dyrek, webmaster, standing on the North Pole

This is a photo of our expedition group walking next to the Khatanga River and heading for the ice cave where the woolly mammoth is located.

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Woolly Mammoth in Khatanga.

The Expedition Group walks through Khatanga to see the Woolly Mammoth Cave.

Photo by C. Jeff Dyrek

This is the trek to see the Woolly Mammoth in Khatanga Siberia on the North Pole Expedition of 2002.

Our group walked down the hill from the city of Khatanga to the entrance of the ice cave where the woolly mammoth is currently stored. As we walked down into the valley of the Khatanga River the temperature dropped about ten degrees. The temperature drop was very noticeable. The ice cave, as they call it, is really part of a series of access tunnels under the city of Khatanga. These tunnels carry wires, pipes, steam heat pipes and more.

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