Million-year-old Serbia mammoth skeleton moved
Archaeologists have been moving the skeleton of a million-year-old mammoth in Serbia.
The remains of the beast - nicknamed Vika - were discovered in a coal mine in Kostolac, east of Belgrade, five years ago and are now being lifted to ensure the preservation of the skeleton.
The BBC's Guy Delauney reports.
12 Apr 2014
- From the section Europe