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Picture of the Entrance of the Ice Cave where the Woolly Mammoth is kept in Khatanga, Siberia.

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This is a picture of the ice cave entrance where the Woolly Mammoth is kept under the city of Khatanga, Siberia.  The Russian Man is shoveling snow so we could open the door.
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This is a picture of the Entrance of the Ice Cave in Khatanga Siberia where the Woolly Mammoth is kept.

It takes a bit of work just to see the Woolly Mammoth. The Russian man had to shovel the snow from the entrance just to open the door to the Ice Cave.

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Once we got to the entrance of the ice cave in Khatanga, the Russian man had to do a lot of work shoveling the snow just so we could get the doors of the ice cave open.  You wouldn't think that a cave would have doors, but this one did.  Actually what so many people and television programs call a cave really isn't a cave at all, it's a tunnel built under the city of Khatanga in the Northern part of central Siberia. 

The spring was hitting and the snows were pretty deep around the city.  I didn't measure the temperatures, but the nip on my face was indicating that it was about fifteen degrees below zero Fahrenheit.  I just wish I would have brought my thermometer with me so I could actually measure the temperature drop.



 

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