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The elusive Minnesota Caveman has reappeared at a new spot, hours away from last year's location.

What appeared to be a frozen caveman, this art installation popped up in Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis.

Named Zug Zug, the caveman encased in plexiglass. WCCO news reported that Zug Zug's artists are Zach Schumack, Ian Molloy-Busse, Harry Hausk, and Gunnar Gapko made this art piece for a local awards show. Zach Schumack is known for his creative art pieces and is the artist behind Leonic Experiential Builders: The goal of Leonic is to provide a one of a kind experience in every project we work on. Whether that be turning an old piece of discarded wood into a masterful art installation, creating a unique design for residences or commercial properties, or designing and building event spaces.

Move over monoliths, there is a new surprise rectangle popping up in the frozen tundra of Minnesota

If you plan on taking a walk through this Minnesota park anytime soon, you might want to bring an icepick along. Just be careful, or the 'Minnesota Ice Man' will surely take notice. What exactly is this odd piece of artwork and just how did it end up in this Minnesota park? The answer is just as interesting as the 'Ice Man' himself. In reality, it's not a real caveman frozen in the ice, of course. It's actually an elaborate sculpture created by numerous people. The plastic man, encased in plexiglass has been the talk of the twin cities for the past few days, after suddenly appearing in Theodo...