10 Most Amazing Creatures Found Frozen In Ice!

[@philthycat1408]

I'm going to defrost my freezer. There is stuff that's been in there for years and here's hoping that nothing springs back to life.

[@davidtingle7252]

I can definitely relate to the guy who wants to defrost his freezer reminds me of my youth yeah I feel you brother and it's no telling what you might discover Happy hunting my friend.

[@henrivos7675]

if you let it where you defreeze it, in some days it probably will walk away anyway...

[@caseyetheridge1689]

Top 10 discoveries made in mans refrigerator

[@carolinelegrande5633]

Lol same

[@broomhilder]

Anyone remember that Love Death Robots episode where the couple found a civilization living in their freezer? You might find one yourself 🥶

[@gabrieljude2478]

Makes you want to go to Siberia and search for prehistoric remains but then you remember it's cold asf

[@CaseyAngelicaHardy]

Bro if that’s an actual job, I would love it. Sign me up!

[@duality5503]

I would eat any remains I found no matter how smelly.

[@kimnaylor586]

Jesus loves and died for you repent and believe and put your faith in Him dying on the cross, be born again and be saved from eternal hell. Jesus loves you all a ton

[@justpu20]

Dream place ♥️

[@socalbeachieboy6135]

There's also tigers

[@yakison2050]

Gotta say its amazing how much stuff lies within this world

[@tbecker97204]

Yeah, and it's only Tuesday!

[@shaggy.9430]

@@tbecker97204 sometimes I wonder how many times some of you people who wrote clueless comments got dropped on your head. No offense

[@lisabarnes2477]

Makes one wonder what else is out there

[@raystrong6712]

So true. Insane how we argue, fuss & fight over nonsense and there's still a world to be continually explored.

[@stephanieflynn8943]

We should concentrate on keeping the animals that we still have alive and NOT worry about bringing things back.

[@davidtingle7252]

Stephanie I agree with you a hundred percent. Save the planet save the animals save the humans the past is what it is I like your answers I like your reply thank you

[@bathodynnauboo9761]

Ye ikr they need to stop

[@gustavovillasenor6994]

Animals coming and going is a part a nature as well. Dont forget that

[@isubki8275]

I would rather live in a world where animals come back from the dead than just have a normal life. Life would be boring.

[@syneco.1982]

Why not do both though? Wouldn't bringing extinct animals back incredible? That would be groundbreaking!

[@TarenaD]

The worms are a bit terrifying.

[@deborahallen3318]

A bit? I don't want anything to be brought back to life that's that old! I won't even bring up the virus!

[@blaze556922]

I love this kind of stuff but we should not be cloning any extinct animals. Have you not seen Jurassic Park? better yet, don't be searching for things in permafrost, have you not seen the thing!?

[@zoebrugg7594]

This is what happens when scientist don't read fiction, and don't listen to the lesson.

[@grace4five]

It can't go to bad if we clone a few mammoths...

[@nixtnoir]

Yea but next thing you know they got beef with sloths

[@Pickleroony]

@@nixtnoir wtf!? 🤣

[@marcusgregoryrichardson22]

@@nixtnoir ahahah

[@aniee6798]

The title should be renamed 10 discoveries found in ice from Siberia, because damn!

[@estevanalvarez5200]

Jajaja yes...totally agree...everything was siberia. As if only in siberia there was an ice age...

[@caseyetheridge1689]

Well you arent gonna find 10 frozen discoveries in Florida are you? 😂 Siberia is one of the coldest places humans inhabit permanently which is why they were able to find the frozen discoveries there.

[@aniee6798]

@@caseyetheridge1689 my initial comment was a joke....

[@caseyetheridge1689]

I know thats why I put the laughing emoji lol

[@Empressette]

Siberia’s got all the good shit, huh? 😂

[@margebunn6039]

Don't start bringing back old lions and dinosaurs , I don't feel like fighting them off on my way to work.. lol

[@ashleywaterston8634]

Bring them back I will take a cub and train it.

[@flowersfromh-evanlakshmi7577]

Super woman

[@madelaineseguin1490]

Good one! 🤣🤣🤣

[@WoundedEgo]

This is fascinating info I would have traveled to learn about. But here it is, for free, on KZbin. Watta woild.

[@CamerasWATCHme]

so true

[@wolffisu]

Or read Ripley's Believe it Or Not. Before youtube took to clickbait, Ripley's had really cool collections of oddities and such. I have a few books still that have really interesting taxidermy and Egyptian mummies. Two things that really interested me as a kid.

[@BoleDaPole]

Or you could just read an encyclopedia, (i read every new edition) or utilize the internet, because there are far more websites than just KZbin, Facebook and Twitter. In fact I get a good deal on my encyclopedias, as I've been buying them since 1989, and I can get you the whole set of 2020 for just 50$ a book, thats 40% off right there. I could also get you individual books, like A, or M ( my two personal favorites) , that would be only 75 a book, which is still 20% off!

[@BlenderStudy]

What's so strange about the frozen animals in Siberia is the fact that a lot of plant eaters still have green grass in their stomach. That means when they stood and froze to death, their surroundings were not like today's. The only possible explanation would be a sudden, and deadly polar shift. 😱

[@gabrielsnotdead6912]

No there are snow storms, avalanches ect. Not only that some places you can freeze to death in minutes if you dont keep moving. Even though these animals are supposed to be adapted theres a loads of reasons they froze ..... like injury, sickness, weather, avoiding predators ect

[@lllaaauuurrraaa]

I've been following The Siberian Times on Twitter for years specifically for the real-time updates on the crazy stuff they're always finding in the ice.

[@kebob2150]

Death by mud. Brutal.

[@AtariBoogie]

Death by snu snu

[@griffiththechad9483]

Look up the poor mayor who died in sewage. That’s way worse in my book

[@Momo-]

good vid, but clickbait and wierd stock footage of "scientists" is kinda annoying

[@Keachybean]

Stock footage is annoying. Period.

[@aaronhilljr2825]

I question how the explorer got so lucky to find 2 different prehistoric animals in 1 year.

[@jaywilliams7869]

He was on a mission!

[@HAPPYPUMPKN]

I agree... After finding one by an accidental setting, one tends to think... What if I actually start searching ! As would I ... What's wild, is they found that 2nd cub cat, only 50 feet from the 1st find & it wasn't even the same guy that found the 1st one 👌

[@flowersfromh-evanlakshmi7577]

That is probably all he does all day 7 days a week.

[@blaze556922]

The part about viruses reoccurring after thawing out of permafrost is not just speculation. recently someone (could be more but I'm sure about one) died after examining a reindeer carcass. It had a disease in it that had not been seen for centuries.

[@fnxjack5953]

Just to think that 1000 years after some bodies were mummified others where being mummified a while after, its amazing how they're intact

[@vie.9442]

The lion cubs ended up being about 20k years apart. Not siblings. I read so much about them.

[@danilojakovljevic6553]

Ah yes we managed to revive ancient worms of all the cool animals found frozen

[@joyking4129]

As always you present incredibly profound information in surprisingly simple grace. Thank you! 💖

[@minecraftmikeyofficial3216]

Boris was 43,500 years old, Spartak was born 18,000 years after the death of Boris

[@sunitagosine2228]

Why would you bring back something from thousands of years ago...like cave lions...

[@kung2651]

Cause cool

[@jonkline709]

Wow now this is fantastic information. Thank you for posting

[@liamredmill9134]

Thankyou so much for keeping us up to date,with so many interesting stories

[@jd101887020107]

You didn’t put a space after the ,

[@jamesbriggs3092]

wow! im just glad i didnt live during the ice age. thanksa for the great post katrina.

[@Richie90090]

Are you after a shout out james?

[@jamesbriggs3092]

@@Richie90090 how did you come up with that BS? i9t takes a really twisted mind to come up with that.

[@Richie90090]

@@jamesbriggs3092 It was kind of a joke .. Sorry.. Katrinas shout outs, I thought it all bs and sent several messages and chats to others on the subject just having a laugh but then one day I got it!!

[@Richie90090]

@@jamesbriggs3092 I have to say though james I don't understand your weird response ...

[@nickeldime3867]

All of them are really cool its nice to know all the information you find i think it is awesome. So many things to learn love it. Thank you for the great videos.

[@carolynmcpartland5386]

This was very, very interesting! Yes, sometimes you wonder what was out there and how long ago!

[@ericmoorev8913]

How are you doing today my name is Eric moore

[@SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

This animal was trapped by the flood of Noah. The flood did not occur that long ago- about 5,000 years ago.

[@guadalupe4457]

Girl- we gonna all be on the show in fifty years

[@ISleepWithAFanOn]

With the viruses and worms animating, imagine if the cave bear did too.

[@ashkarra2507]

They are trying to bring them back too

[@kylierichardson3949]

Love watching your channel always learn something new 😊😊

[@melonheadr9821]

I agree he is very well informative

[@chantalkellyman2187]

I think they confused evolution with adaptation, the bird ancestor of a bird is still a bird

[@adamskiyo]

You're a bird. How about that?

[@CHRISISSCARINGTHEHOES]

@@adamskiyo LMAO

[@chapellepullom8798]

@@adamskiyo I agree and he is most definitely not the word though.

[@patrickbateman3576]

All giant Animals Frozen in ice : 😵 Captain America: 😅

[@shfunko]

“Ohhh step-bison”

[@sybrenkruijf8570]

Its like a step father but its a bison

[@Empressette]

@@sybrenkruijf8570 r/woosh perhaps? 😂

[@sybrenkruijf8570]

@@Empressette yesh wooooooooshhhhhgg

[@SummerCat59O899]

Amazing discoveries but more importantly amazing video.

[@allenmadison3694]

I love this Chanel

[@ericmoorev8913]

How are you doing today my name is Eric moore

[@elizabethhoeppner8881]

The first cattle. Just gorgeous.

[@Ravenwolf25]

I'd love to see and hear more about Greek, roman, and Egyptian gods

[@Imran-Shaikhh]

Amazing channel. i love it💖💖

[@Empressette]

Can’t we just marvel at what once was, and leave the past in the past? Bringing back the dead isn’t natural. Let these creatures be beautiful reminders of a time long ago, not some trophy to claim.

[@KB-mu1fh]

They are all amazing though

[@brandonshelters]

Amazing! Great work on the videos Katrina I'm a big fan. Love your Channel.

[@revanes6979]

Never been this early, love your vids

[@joel5127]

Me to man

[@jamaridickerson1285]

Can u do the mythical Sea creatures from Australia I’m a huge fan of your work love it but can u please it’s my birthday

[@3monsters014]

Happy belated birthday

[@wingfingers1]

Swift you

[@cheekybastard1018]

Belated Happy Birthday to you!

[@aleksandram981]

Adding a comment to this thread in hopes you get the video made as a birthday present :))

[@itallia666]

Thank you as always Katrina, yr vids are informative & fun too. Your little cartoon Katrina looks just like you!

[@ericmoorev8913]

How are you doing today my name is Eric moore

[@janplaytime3815]

Great video 👍🏻👍🏻

[@haroldfinberg8003]

All finds were amazing!!!

[@susannmgallagher8615]

I do not think cloning a frozen extinct anything is beneficial, either for mankind or the solitary creature being cloned.

[@foxesinthesavana]

Woah!!!!!!! This was cool!!!

[@vidalia-go5mk]

One of the best!

[@skull9215]

I love her vids😍💗

[@rajanart5794]

Dear Mammoth animator, they did not have long tails :(

[@paintinghummingbirds3435]

Sure

[@ashtheblxnt]

Just imagine if these animals were still alive today.

[@nikkirenner6792]

I loved the Lena horse. Count me out on the two ancient viruses. You just leave ancient viruses frozen don't touch them. You recreate animals but not viruses for sure.

[@iknikblackstonevarrick.]

We shouldn’t clone extinct species we should try to save the ones that are still alive and here because they probably won’t be much longer

[@aarontighe553]

Thank you for doing what you do

[@SquirrelASMR]

Hi Katrina!

[@mountainmystic140]

Makes you wonder what life on earth will look like in 30,000 years

[@crystalmystique80]

If that bull escaped 'fully intact' from the lion, only to later succumb to injuries, its scary to think of what happened to that lion.

[@kevinbatan3123]

0:01-0:04 Humans: 2021 WILL BE BETTER!!! 2021: gonna make your cry, *SAY GOODBYE*

[@inaaronshead7331]

My favourite was the viruses, possibility of a zombie apocalypse has just became more realistic. 😅

[@balderii7340]

Most amazing I thought was the dog that wasn't a dog. Sure you can suggest it's an ancestor of both, but it could also be neither. Just another extinct kind,... Did they ever get DNA from a sabertooth-tiger? Was that an ancestor of modern cats, or just a similar animal with it's branch in the family tree now died out?

[@TheSJohansen]

I was actually thinking it reminded me more of a modern Hyena

[@balderii7340]

@@TheSJohansen Wow, you could be right! Very interesting. And they found it in Siberia? (I don't remember the whole video) So, nordic animals in the south, African animals in the north,...

[@laurensmith8697]

No DNA from sabre tooth. Also it was an extint line with no modern descendants.

[@ethandeline4821]

Nice video

[@Digitalhunny]

@12:12 just look at them compers, wow!

[@robertirwin2259]

Compers, haha

[@combathezinedoctrippy4202]

I am an explorer who also works as an archeologist and i have seen a 49 feet long snake at the amazon.....if you want more info comment asap

[@robinsisson8013]

Have a photo?

[@FelinityTur]

Did you take pictures or video of it?

[@jfield3311]

1:10 American Lion is not a Lion and not ancestor of the african lion. American lion was a distinct species and more similar to the jaguar than the lion.

[@anagyebi2235]

Is it just me that thinks the ice looks delicious 🤤

[@stacywalker6531]

I like it!

[@BoleDaPole]

Remember that one Doug! Episode with the supposed Neematoad that lives in the pond? Everytime i hear the word neematoad i think of Doug and Roger doing the neematoad mating call

[@garynaccarato4606]

When I seen the stepe bison frozen in ice I was thinking Hey look it's Appa from Avatar the last airbender.

[@JustMe-rm2pw]

I don’t want to meet the thing that severed the head of a wolf whose head was half the length of a modern wolf’s body

[@RX-8GT]

Wow, it's like scientist really started exploring Siberia heavily in 2018

[@ghostface4414]

Step bison .... I'm sorry excuse me dieing of laughter 🤣😂🤣😂🥲🥲🥲

[@Zeroplanetz]

Trend - everything is from either around 40ish thousand years ago or 15 thousand ish years ago that’s been frozen intact. So are we on a count down for the next frozen period or .....?

[@danachapmanyourdownhometea5615]

Nope, next time the world will be destroyed by fire.

[@taurusmuse3699]

Great video. Although I virus can't live unless you give them the right circumstances/environment to live in. So goes for the body. Everyone has viruses in the body and the body is taking care of viruses everyday. Take care of your body and give it the food it was design to consume and no one will have to be afraid of dying of especually a virus that is as dangerous as the flue. Exciting video though! Have a great day ;)

[@tonyp7621]

Honestly anything being unearthed is cool to me

[@HarryPeanut]

that poor dog :(

[@elitorres1453]

Who wants to see Island like Jurassic Park but with all these creatures it could happen

[@Cessna172SNavIII]

We already learned that that is a bad idea

[@janellarosepurugganan5476]

Are they going to put them back in the ice after studying them? In dont think humans can preserve them well for thousand years more

[@ericmoorev8913]

How are you doing today my name is Eric moore

[@mandysmith7934]

this is cool af🤓

[@mitsuomits9077]

That exact same photo has been used for soo many different "discovered frozen creatures" already. Did the researchers publish the original picture when it was found?

[@LeRoyNess]

I’d be recloning the bison bring it back from extinction

[@kristinestahl9451]

I’d like to see the Wooly Mammoth brought back from extinction & the Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine).

[@3monsters014]

@@kristinestahl9451 there is talk of bringing of crossing DNA from elephants and the mammoth and then placing them on the endangered species list. They offer no reason for this other then they can.

[@MrBlueberry33]

The bison isnt extinct.... wtf?

[@DavidBrown-it9ig]

The level of advertisements in this channel makes it unwatchable.

[@thaddeusmcgrath]

I have 4 popup blockers running on Chrome. No advertisements in 3 years

[@DavidBrown-it9ig]

@@thaddeusmcgrath yeah but you sit through the adverts in the video itself

[@mred8002]

It’s KZbin, not the channel.

[@melonheadr9821]

There is getting more advertising on this channel.But the channel needs to make money to carry on.

[@whatwereyouexpecting6412]

I'm 16 minutes late QwQ

[@LB0206]

1:10 I didn't notice anything wrong at first until they said "African lion", making me stop and rewind

[@LivLiveLegends]

Whats is the hight of hoarse fossil found?

[@brandi7443]

Is it just me or is anyone else thinking that all these recent discoveries due to the permafrost melting is a bit troubling? Cool for sure but when permafrost melts it also means bacteria gets let out that we are woefully not equipped to deal with.

[@ashplayz3460]

Wow

[@KB-mu1fh]

The foal was my favorite

[@jameshowlett5492]

2018 was a good year apparently.

[@melonheadr9821]

Better than 2020

[@monke8897]

I'm never this early

[@supportyourtroopsathletes6460]

You still are not lol

[@roadtomonke7575]

Ancient bioweapons of mass annihilation: sleeping soundly since forever Scientists: allow us to introduce ourselves

[@sheilagadsden7308]

Crazy!!!!

[@sandrarenteria2249]

Please leave dead animals DEAD. Don’t bring back species that won’t even be able to learn from their past animals. They wouldn’t know their reason to live dude. Let them be concentrate on the animals we have now. 😭

[@royslapped4463]

Wow the animal in that thumbnail is huge!

[@jaredquinney204]

Interesting

[@deanmendoza6310]

Somewhere in New York city,, Ross Gellar is jumping up and down due to excitement!

[@greatganski8118]

Who? Is that someone important?

[@emmatodd6367]

I love anything prehistoric

[@hattedmagicianpb4968]

you know ice does preserve food but have you thought about a whole animal being preserved in ice for over 50,000 years! i mean don't you think it should be shorter than that. Cause I've never heard of an ice fridge being able to preserve food nearly long enough to call it that.

[@joppevanmechelen6170]

5:17 Love the voce-cracks