Today, it is a mecca for cave explorers seeking challenges and for people who love ancient stories and legends. The cave, which owes its name to the mammoth tusks found there, starts with a large, easily accessible opening, behind which there is a large chamber. Its ceiling has partially collapsed, resulting in a spectacular rock arch. The walls and ceiling of the chamber are perfect for climbers, although the routes are among the most technically difficult ones. Several corridors lead from the chamber deeper into the massif. At the end of one is a low passage to a chamber with stalactites. This place is also of interest to archaeologists and researchers. In addition to the mammoth remains, traces of caveman presence have also been found here. The cave was a natural shelter from weather and animals. The temperature inside is not too low.