- The Russian geoglyph refers to a geoglyph on slopes of the Zyuratkul Mountains in the Chelyabinsk region in Russia.
- The most spectacular megalithic complexes are on the relatively small Vera Island, located on Turgoyak Lake, about 35 miles (60 km) northeast of the geoglyph.
- This geoglyph is about 900 feet (275 meters) wide or two American football fields.
- Back in 2012, Owen Jarus wrote a column for LiveScience.com, about a large geoglyph discovered in Russia that has been identified as a probable elk figure.
- Name: Russian Geoglyph Lat, Long: 54.942015,59.191523 Location: Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia.
- A giant elk simply known as the “Russian geoglyph” was discovered in the meteor-prone Chelyabinsk region 2011.
- An image of the makeup of the leg of the Russian geoglyph.
- Archeologists from the Russian Academy of Sciences' Institute of the History of Material Culture say this is the first animal type geoglyph seen in Central Asia.
- ...Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IIMK RAS), and LLC Krasnoyarsk Geoarchaeology have discovered a geoglyph depicting a bull during...
- The most spectacular megalithic complexes are on the relatively small Vera Island, located on Turgoyak Lake, about 35 miles (60 km) northeast of the geoglyph.