7 Highlights

• 35,000-year-old sabre-tooth cub found frozen in Siberia, preserved with intact fur.
• Dating confirms the cub is from the Late Pleistocene period.
• • The cub reveals visible whiskers and sharp claws, unusual for its age.
  • Researchers are puzzled by its death despite climate adaptation.
  • Distinct features include a wide-opening mouth and small ears, unlike modern cats.
  • The cub did not have fully developed sabre teeth, owing to its young age.
  • This find adds to rare frozen mammal discoveries from the same era.