17 Most Amazing Permafrost Discoveries From Siberia & Alaska

Many a time the thick permafrost of Siberia and Alaska hides the mummified remains of many types of large and small ice age animals. In some cases, entire buried carcasses that have been shrunken and desiccated down to a natural mummified state have been dug up.
Here is an updated list of 17 such frozen mummies that tell us how these animals lived and looked through the Ice Age.
1- Steppe Bison known as Blue Babe … 36,000 Years old Carcass
2- Cave Lion Cub (Boris, male) … 50,000 Years old carcass
3- Cave Lion Cub (Sparta, female)… 26,000 Years old carcass
4- Sasha, Baby Woolly Rhinoceros … 10,000 Years old carcass
5- The Yuka Mammoth … 39,000 Years old carcass
6- Cave bear ... 39,000 Years Old Carcasses
7- The Kolyma Woolly Rhinoceros …39,000 Years old carcass
8- The Yukagir Bison … 9,300 Years old carcass
9- Siberian Horse Foal … 40,000 Years old Carcass
10- Sopkarga mammoth (Zhenya Mammoth) …. 48,000 Years old carcass
11- Ice Age Wolf Puppy … 50,000 Years old Carcass
12- Abyysky Woolly Rhinoceros… 20,000 Years old carcass
13- The Yukagir Mammoth … 22,500 Years old carcass
14- Lyuba The Woolly Mammoth … 41,800 Years old carcass
15- Dogor Ice Age Canid … 18,000* Years old carcasses
16- Pleistocene Puppy … 12,400 Years old Carcass
17- Sakha Mammoth … 10,000 Years old Carcass
#extinctionblog #permafrostdiscoveries #boneyardalaska #permafrostmummies #megafauna
Music: Vital Whales - Unicorn Heads (KZbin Audio Library)

[@ExtinctionTalesOfForgotten1]

2nd part kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpSWf6hmbcd0lbM

[@bradenselkirk4930]

The fact that they thought “hey we should eat some of this mummified bull” says so much about humans

[@JM-ij1om]

I'm wondering if someone got sick. How can that be okay to eat?

[@sarahmacdonald1647]

@@JM-ij1om hopefully they did. Experts my butt.

[@hibiscushoney3759]

Right! Disturbing and very odd

[@dgsahabhisekadewanta5378]

dryaged for 35k years

[@jeremykondra5367]

There is no way they really ate some of it. I think this was scientist pulling the wooly Bison over your eyes!!!😊

[@pookiebear9735]

I enjoyed this so much that I immediately subscribed. Am 70, but I will never be too old to learn fascinating new facts!!

[@rolando2395]

Not sure uf I can trust someone named pookie bear

[@pookiebear9735]

@@rolando2395 LOL (little old lady)

[@kukungdeeka]

Legend

[@kekaharris6618]

Feel young man the way to live long is to to love like jesus did forgive forget dnt stress ever, accept all like it was planed and be calm in your self and I belive we can live for ever, 😇God bless you I envy your wisdom and knowledge for only time can give me those when it's my time to have them, iv tried growing up fast and it's dnt work take things slow be like we are ment to be praying and peacefull ✌️

[@jesperb8626]

@@kekaharris6618 shhhhh

[@collateraldamage4453]

Imagine how many other frozen animals are still there in the ice. Awesome!

[@konj106]

Maybe not just animals :)

[@apeman9238]

@@konj106 :)

[@cerveceando]

Bacterias!!!

[@ynnalyl6195]

@Mr. Ditkovich maybe humans

[@Saldivinorum]

@@ynnalyl6195 humans are animals. And in all likelihood "aliens" would be too, unless they were machine.

[@TheLivirus]

2:58 Absolutely insane how well preserved that cub is for being ~50k years old!

[@M.J.Lyman1776]

That's because it's not 50,000 years old.....

[@Mitzthatonekid]

@@M.J.Lyman1776 begone creationist!

[@missinginbc]

@@Mitzthatonekid The truth can't be refuted.

[@Mitzthatonekid]

@@missinginbc exactly. The permafrost doesn't lie.

[@Roylamx]

@@M.J.Lyman1776 You are correct it won't be long and all will see the truth of creation will out the lies of mans imagination...

[@camhongluu4189]

Everyone in the comment: “awww they looks beautiful, well-preserved, so enjoying watching this.” Me: why the hell did they stew a piece of the mummified bison?

[@__WJK__]

ikr...!...even if they were "tasting it for science" there's no way the flavor would be anywhere close to the day it died.

[@misguidedangel6550]

Instead of stewing it they shud have threw it up on the Barbey!!! Bison burgers anybody? I would love to try one I think it would be neat to eat something that old.

[@raphaelsmithwick4363]

@@misguidedangel6550 You must be American

[@mervilan1]

@@raphaelsmithwick4363 So what's wrong with being American? Is it a bad to be an American?

[@smilehoya1133]

exactly thats so messed up

[@elinkeykramme6511]

Blue Babe fills my heart, has the exact look of an animal knowing its dying… sad & beautiful at the same time. Thank you for sharing, Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰

[@billwilson3665]

Seeing the video made me sad knowing the animals are extinct. Humans should help preserve what we have left.

[@elinkeykramme6511]

@@billwilson3665 agree Bill

[@__WJK__]

@@afg-hf6zj - Couldn't agree more re the discovery crew wanting to sample the meat in a stew... "weird" indeed.

[@8015908]

@@__WJK__ that's how you get ancient Covid

[@Edward.Newgate.]

@@afg-hf6zj That's not even the worst point... they FEASTED on an exctinct animal corpse before he was exposed in a museum. WTF is wrong with Americans ?!

[@daguz6956]

Thank you for posting this. It is absolutely amazing that we can study these specimens in detail.

[@BJETNT]

I recently am babysitting a little chihuahua puppy for a friend. I can't help but think what these animals would have been like when they were alive it's very sad to think of. I just know how much joy this little dog is giving me and I wish I had one before. Awesome video and very very well done

[@_Eunoia_]

It's genuinely so amazing that the mammoth's blood was able to stay in a liquid state despite the cold temperatures for so many thousands of years! Having a biological antifreeze component in their blood is such an interesting evolutionary phenomena.

[@jussilahteenmaki3475]

@@hideouslyugly Bullshit! (unless a joke)

[@_Eunoia_]

@@hideouslyugly You're really not suggesting that there were woolly mammoths in the garden of Eden, right?

[@HughJaxident67]

@@hideouslyugly *Nothing evolved here* Er..yes it did. *The mammoth had this built in to it, as all animals and humans do. God is the designer here* Evolution is a fact pal, your god isn't - enough said.

[@bigrooster6893]

Evolution is another religion I’ll never believe in.

[@HughJaxident67]

@@bigrooster6893 *Evolution is another religion I’ll never believe in* Evolution is not a religion dimwit, indeed, it's the antithesis of a religion. Jog on and get an education.

[@YamiKisara]

On one hand, I wish more people would support the Pleistocene Park, so that we could preserve the permafrost, on the other, I absolutely adore these findings!

[@dennislindqvist8443]

How is it possible to preserve the permafrost?

[@joshsmith7176]

There's nothing we can do other than enjoy and learn about the past while nature is giving us an opportunity to. People need to understand the climate changes always has and always will with or without man.

[@thalassaer4137]

@@joshsmith7176 yeah humans only sped it up..a bit in other words we'll have volcanoes erupting sooner or later an eruption thatll cover most land on the planet which will kill and freeze the planet for a few..centuries,like it always have,praise the the next ice age as ill make a religion out of it 👀

[@YamiKisara]

@@dennislindqvist8443 there's an ongoing project in Russia that's actually successfully preserving it - dubbed the Pleistocene Park (like Jurassic Park, but with large herbivore mammals). May sound like a paradox, but deforestation actually helps. And the grazing of large herbivores, who trample the snow down, hence making it more dense. That way, it takes longer to melt, hence it protects the frozen ground underneath. There are various videos on youtube, even in English, so you can look it up if you're interested in learning more.

[@F___ITALL29]

As much as I would love to see a prehistoric titan like a mammoth t-rex or otherwise question is always going to be DO WE NEED TO? AND WHAT WOULD THE ACTUAL CONSEQUENCES BE PLUS DO THEY OUTWEIGH THE PROS OR VICE VERSA?

[@Tysto]

These are incredible. Thank you for putting them together in one place.

[@gaveintothedarkness]

I heard in the 80s in Antarctica a Norwegian team dug up something buried beneath the ice. Unfortunately they all perished and we never found out what the thing was.

[@_Schwartz]

Very clever

[@konigstigerhart455]

Alien? 👽

[@gaveintothedarkness]

@@konigstigerhart455 Its the plot of the movie "the thing"

[@konigstigerhart455]

@@gaveintothedarkness oh, it was the big foot then.

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

@@gaveintothedarknessThe plot of the Thing is that they dig up an alien 👽

[@mrmagoo4134]

I'd love to go back in time, to see these majestic animals. Love the music by the way

[@heatherlynsey3092]

Wouldn’t it be amazing to see? I can’t even imagine!!

[@HollyHartwellWhite]

But you Better Prepare the Shotgun, since mountain lion will not gonna welcomed you

[@AuntLizzie]

This is the most amazing documentary I have seen in a while. Looking back these thousands of years to what roamed the earth - wonderful. Thank you for sharing this.

[@Tom-uv7ry]

Its not a documentary 😂 what are you talking about

[@tisbutascratch2045]

Never thought I'd be sobbing over the lonely deaths of lion cubs that lived thousands of years ago, but here we are...

[@abigail1023]

OMG, "Blue Babe" is so perfect it looks like it's just sleeping and you expect it to move!

[@samwriter4672]

I myself am from Yakutia and we have flourishing black prey of mammoth tusks. They find a lot of skulls and bones of other ancient animals, but because they are not worth anything on the black market, they are thrown away. And who knows what amazing finds they found...

[@Xynic48]

Sounds like missed opportunity to throw them away.

[@mosasa1307]

habibi send me one

[@lieschenmultikill5038]

Thank you so much for your hard work! Highly appreciated!

[@woody5109]

I’ve toured the gold mines in the Yukon, they found thousands of African animals and dinosaurs buried there. Huge tropical fauna and trees, clearly the north was a tropical oasis at one time, likely turned cold after a polar shift.

[@ericschmuecker348]

Fascinating story. Not that they found tropical trees, dinosaurs, and African animals in the Yukon, but YOU, Woody observed this while touring GOLD mines! That's rich.

[@cloudy334]

what do you mean@@ericschmuecker348

[@correct_lee]

RIP these animals. Our existence is so short and yet a lot of these fellas only got a glimpse of this world! For some reason this really makes me appreciate my own life and want to make the most of the time I have.

[@charlesunderwood6334]

There are also lots of small animals being found in Siberia but often not collected- small birds, lemmings and hares especially

[@kostas6621]

While I was watching this interesting videos of these ancient specimens preserved in the permafrost I was dancing my life away with the awesome music! 👌👌

[@TallulahBelle3276]

This video is full of amazing creatures preserved for us to see. Excellent content! Thank you.✨👍🏽

[@marylavine2632]

Wonderful gifts from the past of the earth. Thank you to those who retrieved and preserve them.

[@sunshinelively]

Glad they are preserving before decay - cool video!

[@curtismarean6963]

Amazing video! I personally found it to be quite informative. It is wild what is being found in the north now days! Up until rather recently, finds like these were far and few in-between. We are now getting a better picture of what our world was like so long ago. Imagine what it must have been like, to share your world with such amazing creatures! I can't help but wonder.... will they find a man or woman in the permafrost? Preserved in the same way? That would be amazing and sad as well.

[@Lwah0812]

Have you ever read about the bog bodies? Very fascinating.

[@duanehorton4680]

Nowadays, not now days. Few and far between, not far and few in-between.

[@paddlefar9175]

Can you imagine if they find a frozen Neanderthal?! One man’s treasure is another man’s early demise?

[@Lwah0812]

I hope they do, I am so fascinated with the lives of early peoples. If I could go back and do my schooling over I would study anthropology. I really want to go visit the museums and stuff that house all of these incredible finds.

[@tomdooley3522]

The found an Eskimo woman and her child , in Greenland in an Ice cave that dated from the time of Christopher Columbus. Fully clothes in perfect condition other then their eyes , otherwise you would think the had just died a few days to a week ago , the clothes could still be used

[@ginadraper4093]

Wow, I haven't enjoyed watching anything this much in a long time, this is fantastic!

[@purplehaze2358]

It really seems that even your old channel getting terminated couldn’t stop this masterpiece from blowing up.

[@jennyfranklin514]

I can tell you for certain, that the foal (the horse) is less than a week old. Probably still born, or died soon after birth. It lacks the development of older foals, looking (to my eye) like it is still born or died shortly after.

[@jameswalker9391]

I agree 100%

[@xhaltsalute]

Or born prematurely.

[@tamonettX500]

My first thoughts as well.

[@uabforfindingthisbutalr6464]

yeah probably about 2 weeks old but the permafrost and time took away alot of its features.. pretty sure a 1 month olf baby would look like a new born if it was 30,000 years dead and it looked blue and purple..

[@rustyhowe3907]

That's what I thought too!

[@sk8punk318]

it's crazy to think woolly mammoths only died out around 4,000 years ago

[@u235u235u235]

they're basically just elephants with fur and a few other features. really not missing much. i don't personally care for mega fauna, we have enough in Africa overall if anyone is really curious.

[@m.wallace2705]

@@u235u235u235 What is survives in Africa is tame compared to what there used to be. The megafauna in Australia alone was like an alien planet at times, and in South America remnants from the Age of Dinosaurs were still dominant over mammals (namely Sebecids).

[@charlanpennington3989]

I have watched a vid from a home movie of a Mastodon (called Mammoth by post). Grandpa went to Siberia as guest speaker. Driving highway about 2 feet above the grassland. Pulled over to film the Mastodon using its tusks to clear about 5 inches deep of snow off grass, so he could graze. He was very effective at making a swath. He was huge, and had no interest in grandpa, and seemed to feel no threat. Film was from the 1930's. Also some early explorer books have envy expressed about the mayor's beautiful Mastodon boots. This means they both knew what Mastodon skin looks like.

[@rlyon1562]

Amazing and very touching 💙 glad I watched, thanks for the interesting post x

[@DerInhaberDerKrossenKrabbe]

This is now one of my fav YT videos of all time. So great cutted and edited. I enjoyed this so much!

[@Tom-uv7ry]

Wow really ? there's far better 😂

[@DerInhaberDerKrossenKrabbe]

@@Tom-uv7ry it's my opinion, u don't have to care about it

[@jeffreynapisa122]

So fascinating to know these were found and still in remarkable shape considering the thousands of years embedded in ice/ permafrost....Siberia send to hold the key to preservation.....extreme cold weather lol....but truly amazing to see these animals as they once were roaming the earth.

[@catfart879]

They're in remarkable states because they're Not that old.

[@rolando2395]

I like to imagine just how many more of these are out there just waiting to be discovered!!

[@geoffdundee]

rolando 239 ....someday they will find fully preserved humans

[@Nichtzukennen]

Yeah I'm going to dig up all those mummies and eat them and there is nothing you can do about it

[@__seeker__]

Absolutely incredible. Thanks!

[@kayekaye251]

Such a great video of so many animals. Thank you for the detailed work.

[@rustbucket9318]

So what I gathered is that basically 22,000 years ago and around 40,000 years ago, Siberia was not very hospitable. Super cool finds.

[@rieksstevens]

It still isn't

[@magos_0083]

Surprised this has less views. Very interesting information. Great content!

[@ExtinctionTalesOfForgotten1]

Will soon go up.

[@daleolson3506]

It’s the crap music

[@magos_0083]

@@ExtinctionTalesOfForgotten1 oh boy did it go up lolol congrats

[@cynthiaesquibel3191]

This was absolutely fascinating! I really enjoyed this! Excellent job!

[@SmithCaro]

I just want to take each one and give them a great big huge hug and let them know it's ok. Then I just want to pat them telling them how beautiful they are. The paws !!! So adorable ...

[@redskyatnight123]

Weirdo

[@zeitgeist5134]

These images are so poignant. I can't help but grieve for these animals.

[@jimchumley2982]

Oh go hug a frozen pig!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@misguidedangel6550]

Do you grieve for the Rump roasts in the freezer section of ur local Safeway as well?

[@emmayarseeyuess9044]

Seeing these preserved animals and contemplating the time spans makes me ache with wonder.

[@user-xe6xp3kt1c]

I know right? I'm awake at 2 in the morning watching this video, it's insane to get a glimpse into the past

[@iamlalapalooza]

thank you this is so amazing! i will be watching more of your stuff! there is a good balance in the written text and picture progression, i mean not too much written but enuf to know what is going on. thank you

[@cellinimedusa4679]

Fascinating, thank you very much for this enthralling piece of pre-historica

[@mcren6781]

This is so amazing I can’t imagine what it would be like to witness this planet 30,000 years ago it would have so many different animals

[@M.J.Lyman1776]

That's because it's not 30,000 years ago.....

[@mcren6781]

@@M.J.Lyman1776 uhh ok, feel better?

[@M.J.Lyman1776]

@@mcren6781 eh.....uhh, hmm, ok triggered genius scientist. My hypothesis, 666 quadrillion years old. How's that for scientism?

[@richard-fish-monger]

@@M.J.Lyman1776 "scientism" always play that card when you don't understand the testing behind it. Lemme guess you "know the earth is flat huh"

[@m.wallace2705]

@@M.J.Lyman1776 There's no such thing as "scientism," and you seem more triggered than the rest of the comment thread. The dates of these animals are typically verified. Processes such as carbon dating have long been go-to consistent techniques, and with mummified animals the DNA of the beasts themselves can be used (such as with the molecular clock). Fortunately most of these permafrost-frozen animals do have DNA preserved, so molecular dating can be performed more effectively than on, say, a dinosaur fossil in which the DNA hasn't survived.

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

It's such a happy circumstance for science and humanity that all of these ancient animals were expertly frozen by nature for posterity! I had no idea there were this many discoveries until I saw this video, thank you for sharing the gift of knowledge with us!

[@Stardusted1]

This was an amazing compilation. Thank you!

[@denniswatson5066]

Thank you for sharing this. Truly amazing

[@daemonthorn5888]

0:45 That is an amazingly well preserved mummy. It's amazing to think that thing was alive and walking around 36,000 years ago. I wonder if it was possible to get an entire genome from it for cloning purposes.

[@tyreza79]

Great flood

[@Chompchompyerded]

@@tyreza79 Uhm no. A worldwide flood has been pretty much disproven., and was most likely a known world event. Big, but not global, possibly relating to the creation and flo flooding of the Black Sea post glacially. In such events, the bodies of the animals would not have remained intact and frozen, but would rather have remained unfrozen, bloated, and decayed. Also, the dating techniques used are at odds with a young earth. These animals have been tested using multiple techniques (Carbon dating, Amino acid racemization and electron spin being chief among them), and all agree on the same general age. YOu have to remember that people in Noah's time didn't have ways to know what was going on more than a few hundred miles from home. to them, a cataclysmic flood that was localized to one general region would look like the entire world to them. For all the world they know of, they were absolutely correct, but not for the rest of the world.

[@Chompchompyerded]

Even if they did, there would be a problem keeping it alive because we have no idea what the mother's milk would have been like. Since most mammals living in the far north have mild which is higher in fat content than those living in more southerly climes, we couldn't give it the milk of living mammals because the fat content wouldn't be right, and it would probably be off regarding other nutrients needed for hair growth etc. So even if we could bring a baby Steppe ox to term (difficult to accomplish because the animal which we used as the surrogate parent might not be able to provide the growing fetus with the proper nutrients, plus we don't have a clue what to do from birth on out. It would be wonderful to see these creatures alive again but at this point in time, we don't have the knowledge or technology to do it. Maybe someday. Let's hope there's keeping some of that genetic material around.

[@tyreza79]

@@Chompchompyerded you said " Noah flood was disproven. No it wasn't... It depends who you gave the task to fill your brain to... Actually it was proven... Hydroplate versus plate tectonics... Hydroplate wins all the way... Actually the world flood is proven literary everywhere..the world continent collapsed under the ocean . Atlantis is gone , only remaining is Azores islands of it... And mu land is gone , only remaining is Easter Island.. just for unbelievers to know for sure that earth was land before.but Satan wants you to disbelieve all that and say no it's plate techtonics and it took hundreds of millions of years for the continents to get apart from each other . in order to say indirectly that the sacred books of god are lies. well Azores are here... mu is here how that sticks in Satanic science? and under Atlantic ocean and pacific ocean pyramids and sunken cities are found... hows that in plate techtonic..im sorry for you. And you said I have to remember that people in Noah times didn't have ways to know what's going on in few miles farther...well how do you suppose that... Do you think tech is the only and best way to know what's going on... ?I know people now who know what's going on without tech... Anyway The world continent was up on a sea... When god ordered . The pillars of the deep collapsed and the hot waters of the deep pressured out in supersonic fountains that reached stratosphere which fallen down as ice in northern areas... And the water of space that were protecting earth In preflood earth state were allowed to fall down on earth... Well there is no way to prove or disprove this now as this condition no longer exists... It existed when earth was like Eden. It didn't snow it didn't rain. It was just a perfect climate for unseen prosperity and abundance, all people has to do is to worship god and fill earth with prayer and thanks and make children for god and for to populate earth with goodness. But they rebelled and reached god anger... Until Noah asked god in despare of his people for wrath.and it was what it was...but I tell you I don't worship science. I Know it's satanic. I Know it's agenda... Period... It's same story again and again and again... And as Noah days the wrath is coming... But everyone is free either to repent and follow Islam or keep it up worshiping the pyramid of satanic and false messiah cabal fire of wicked dreams

[@snowdog03]

It would be fragmented from freeze and thaw. Highly unlikely.

[@silviuscheuleac2970]

Thanks you brought back one of my favorite videos

[@peterhart1966]

Super fascinating video! Seriously, I was so impressed I subscribed! Thank you.

[@Andy01833]

Amazing I love this kind of thing.. I talked to someone a few years ago who didn’t believe in dinosaurs! Yep!! Well this is real enough for me and anyone else.. The Bison was beautifully preserved!

[@Christin5554]

Wow, this video is so interesting. How do they keep these animals from decomposing now that they are out of the ice?

[@CAMacKenzie]

Keep them in a freezer.

[@Christin5554]

@@CAMacKenzie no they don't

[@aznboycols]

Freeze dried, they can be out in the open with no further degradation. Unless they get wet.

[@pimpedoutstereos9747]

Amazing how well preserved they all r considering their age

[@BB-mo9sf]

*are Can't be bothered to spell out a three letter word? Jeezuz.

[@fistofbumfury651]

The cavebear find is amazing and its so well intact

[@TheEmanep]

The ages are mind blowing. Makes me think of all those videos showing how minuscule the earth is within the universe. Wonderful.

[@leostgeorge2080]

This brings so many thoughts to mind. It is awesome to see and learn of them. As we know not just any life that passes is preserved. Very strict criteria must be met to preserve any thing for a long time. it must also happen fast. So something was going on at this time to freeze life adapted to cold and preserve it. Climate change does not happen over tens of years. It take hundreds of thousands despite what you are being told today. The span of these preserved lives proves it. 12,000 to 45,000 years is a long span in human time. So happy nature met the criteria to preserve these remains. Also very happy to live in a time where they are exposed for us to learn from. It also proves at this time 45.000 or longer years ago the earth is as it is today climate wise to expose these findings.

[@geoffdundee]

leo stgeorge ......pole shift or asteroid strike - or both

[@markglessner2886]

Several of the captions should be corrected by an English-speaking editor. The most egregious example is #11, which claims the specimen was found 50,000 years ago.

[@umeshmanwara9871]

Loved your presentation and efforts made to make the video. Hats off to you ✌️.

[@NoIwont]

Outstanding compilation. Enjoyed the view.

[@1970sthrowback]

Absolutely fascinating, im trying to visualise what it must have been like to have lived back thern. Impossible. Its hard enough to imagine living a thousand years ago let alone 20 - 50,000 years ago. Two things though. The animals found seem to be smaller than i expected. Id always assumed theyd be quite a bit bigger than their modern equivalents. Secondly , im surprised no remains of a whole human has been found from the same area and time?

[@bash060656]

I guess the name of the specimen was referring to Paul Bunion's ox Babe that the story goes was stained by some strange blue snow as a calf when Paul Bunion rescued it.

[@drips1030]

Absolutely fascinating stuff. Thanks.

[@jcs3330]

40,000 years old and preserved..Wow!. It's amazing to think the secrets that the earth holds, and the time it takes to give up just a handful of those. Keeping others for future generations, for another 40,000 years.

[@equalizertime188]

AMAZING I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IF ANY OF THESE ANIMALS COULD BE CROSSED WITH A RELATIVE AND REVIVED !

[@kachala]

in Siberia they also found a bird, the only bird from the permafrost, they also found the head of a wolf, and the head of some kind of crocodile. and also seeds from a mink of a chipmunk. these seeds are tens of thousands of years old and they have sprouted!

[@toufiq-ul-alam6475]

This video is an epic tell of our past...the sound effect makes it even more dramatic. A vivid story telling unfolds the mysterious past of the lives that roamed the earth thousands of years ago.

[@messidor4399]

Thank you, beautiful video

[@dm285]

Looks like the 32k year old massive wolf could be 'brought back' using viable DNA based on it appearing relatively still intact! I would love to see such a wolf arise again.

[@corriemcginnis4400]

Anybody else think that crater is just as fascinating as the animals ?

[@biggusdickus9046]

Its not a crater from an impact, but from a cave system collapsing.

[@pattystewart4904]

This video was awesome! Thank you

[@mrrockpicker]

I don't usually comment! But that was excellent THANK YOU

[@karenacton3854]

These are all fascinating finds, but my concern is would there potentially be diseased carcasses being handled by scientists, or even breathing in anything as it is being unearthed? Is this possible or would any bacteria be destroyed under the permafrost? Just wondering.

[@camhongluu4189]

And they stewed the neck of the first one, WTF ? They didn’t have any concern about prehistoric bacteria whatsoever!

[@uberalles9797]

@@camhongluu4189 don't believe that makes no sense

[@__WJK__]

@@camhongluu4189 - wtf indeed! Even in the "name of science" it's not like flavor is going to compare to the day it died.

[@robertsole9970]

Yes! A long dead virus like Covid or worse could be unleashed….think of it, a scientist eats parts of an old frozen animal….but he’s eaten flesh with a dormant virus thst wakes up and multiplies….million millions

[@biggusdickus9046]

@@robertsole9970 Think about it, really how stupid the mass of brainwashed sheep really are.

[@TheAster3]

Hopefully we'll get more updates on that cave bear specimen, and, fingers crossed, one day we'll find a full carcass of a cave lion. For a future video you should cover the progress of de-extinction for some of these ice-age creatures, where it seemingly stands and which creatures are more tenable than others for resurrection (if at all). If not in the ice age, perhaps more recently extinct creatures, like the Barbary Lion, Thylacine, Aurochs, Dodo etc.

[@pontiacfan76]

Actually I would question how much any of this animals would be of their original genius. How much of said animal would have modern DNA vs its original.

[@kellyupdyke8141]

​@@pontiacfan76 I don't understand much of the DNA process for "de extinction" but if they are finding frozen mammals with actual organs, blood, tissue, etc, wouldn't that be all they need? Why use any modern animal? I'm genuinely curious about this.

[@AventureiroPaulek]

Excelente achados estes animais já estão extintos a milhares de anos... Excelente vídeo incrível... Tmj... Abração do amigo AVENTUREIRO PAULEK!

[@user-zw4hd8kt8t]

Супер круто!! Столько животных той эпохи можно клонировать, и вернуть к жизни!!!45.000-10.000 это вообще точно.Спасибо больше за информацию!!!!! Молодцы!!!!!!

[@Safran6262]

Для чего их клонировать? в чем смысл?

[@nothingburger5292]

@@Safran6262 I suppose for study. We wouldn't be able to bring back any extinct population by doing so. But we could study how they acted with possible instincts intact.

[@lynby6231]

I’d love them to find a fully preserved sabre toothed tiger

[@heidil.4651]

This is simply AMAZING!!!!! I’m in awe!

[@TwoQuaters5150]

It is so nice when they find these remains and they come with an expiration date on them so they know how old they are. Wow. 40000 years old. Really.

[@luckypickle3982]

I'm about to go to Yakutia myself and find one of these bad boys. Based off how many discoveries have been found there, who knows how many are yet to be uncovered?

[@crazedgoldminner7384]

It'd be interesting to see if there was a DNA match on the Cubs from those different years to see if the family had remained for all those hundreds of thousands of years in the same nesting area

[@thatlittlevoice6354]

Tens of thousands. Nothing here hit 6 digits.

[@williamfrase6365]

Woo woo awesome discovery thank you for the view much appreciated🐢

[@pinkpanther2288]

Excellant! Str8 to the point, no muss no fuss presentation that catches the attention (at least mines 😁) Thank You for sharing this GEM & now Im off to open your channel for more goodies!! TY 👏🏻👏🏽👏🏼😎👍🏼

[@trackerjacker5467]

Very fascinating but also kinda sad, especially the frozen puppy that might’ve been someone’s pet.

[@jasonsfun31]

Agree. If you’ve had a dog, or any close pet, You know. Also have to ask, were there human remains found as well? It mentions the near by activity so were there remains found? The canine was frozen. Like right away. Surely the humans did not escape whatever happened to the planet right then, that froze the canine like that. I guess I’d have to find a video just on that canine and see what they say. A more concentrated doc.

[@bryspradlin6644]

Not a puppy or wolf maybe related

[@biggusdickus9046]

They didnt have pets.

[@Kenny-bj2zq]

I want to live long enough to see us bring back a Mammoth or Wholly Rhino a Cave Bear or Saber Tooth would be cool to

[@Moose803]

Have you ever seen Jurassic Park? Doesn't usually end well.

[@robertsole9970]

Well in theory you could load in the DNA from a permafrost animals into the egg of a related species and then place the egg back in, to develop. Ie a Wolly mammoth is close to an elephant. But you need viable DNA

[@stefthorman8548]

@@Moose803 it's an completely fictional movie.

[@Moose803]

@@stefthorman8548 not necessarily

[@dontknowmuchbutitry218]

This makes me more curious about animals we’ve yet to discover or never will discover earth has such a unique history

[@williamavery9185]

Facinating, well put together !

[@mrs.g.9816]

I'd like to see photo-real computer assisted reconstructions of the extinct animals based on the mummies. I've wondered sometimes if Neanderthals ever wandered up so far north (Siberia), and if so, would any of their remains be found. It would be sad to find any of their mummies, but from them, we'd have more accurate depiction of our extinct cousins. We could also see how they made their clothing.

[@JJ-fq4nl]

Since modern humans live in the Arctic north, then & now, I would surmise that Neanderthals did too. Arctic people do have a higher percentage of Neanderthal DNA & you can see it in their body shape (barrel chested, short, stocky, longer torso, shorter legs). What we don’t have or know is what a Denisovan look like. A recent discovery of a skull in China of an unknown homo could possibly be that of a Denisovan. Apply named Dragon man of course for now, since the the skull isn’t Neanderthal nor modern human.

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

Refrigerators really do help in preserving meat, since I was able to cook the 8 month old beef an turkey meat at the deepest darkest coldest corner of the fridge

[@mrs.g.9816]

@@janinebelleestrada7096 I agree! My sister gave me the rest of her ham from a get-together seven months ago. The freezer has kept that ham and other meats as solid as rocks. I know the ham is still good, and I plan to make something nice with it. I love my Kenmore fridge!

[@biggusdickus9046]

@@JJ-fq4nl LMFAO.

[@Shinobi33]

What's even crazier is that in theory some of these animals can be cloned.

[@marshabaker6153]

Wow that was too cool! Thanks so much!!!

[@grantpetersen1049]

Absolutely amazing 👏

[@HypeJutsu]

Kind of crazy two lion Cubs found in the same spot yet are many millennia away

[@cowboybenbop]

doesn't sound right 2 me

[@travisgartside409]

Because these "scientists" are full of shit. Thsts why. Wish i could be paid the big bucks to make up incorrect facts and spread misinformation about history!

[@dtjiangutube]

Travis Gartside Very well said! Most are liers in the science community.

[@balticwater]

@@travisgartside409 "Wish i could be paid the big bucks to make up incorrect facts and spread misinformation about history!" Well as they say, never do what you're good at for free. You seem to excel at it so I also think you should be paid big bucks for your idiocy.

[@marinadean5706]

Absolutely fascinating, but at the same time alarming that all these carcasses surface from the permafrost melting...

[@mrkemblegilstrap]

yes, but, it's almost just as scary thinking about the psychos that are eating them.

[@robertstallard7836]

@@mrkemblegilstrap Yummy mammoth!

[@CAMacKenzie]

@@robertstallard7836 Nah, biaon-beef stew! With the iron phosphate on it, I wonder how it tasted, and if it wass safe to eat

[@robertstallard7836]

@@CAMacKenzie I do wonder. I seem to remember something somewhere about pathogens surviving under such circumstances. Imagine discovering your tasty bison died from anthrax or something!

[@thalassaer4137]

Yeahh let the ancient viruses roam lezgooo

[@kathryncarter6143]

Many thanks for sharing

[@user-cd8gl8du3q]

Imagine what's hidden under the permafrost in Antarctica!!! WOW

[@TheCaptainbeefylog]

7 miles of ice can cover quite a bit of stuff.

[@JustinC._]

Has anyone ever thought about how these animals got covered in this permafrost before decaying? They didn't just die and lay there for years. Something extremely massive happened and it happened quickly. These animals were buried alive.

[@GloryanHeadman]

Some guess, most sleep 💤💤

[@GloryanHeadman]

Cyberia, they also found dead bodys with clothes on them and jewelry with gold, most of them died instantly. They don't give that info, because of the risk, but u can hear local stories about it.

[@dblo01]

Well since it's freezing where they die, they don't decay.

[@JustinC._]

@@dblo01 okay, well in order for them to be covered in frozen mud, said mud would have to be above freezing before they got covered. And if they were covered over a long period of time, the scavengers would have gotten to them before then.

[@JustinC._]

@@GloryanHeadman interesting, I'm sure that happens a lot.

[@JohnSmith-rn5tb]

Thanks much for this

[@richardramos1729]

That was very interesting..music was good too..I enjoyed this...well done...

[@troyottosen8722]

We find these remains every summer here in Alaska. Nothing new!

[@mrkemblegilstrap]

Wait, what, wow!

[@troyottosen8722]

@@mrkemblegilstrap what don’t you get??? This happens all the time in interior Alaska! Nothing new! Do some Alaska research!😳😳😳

[@troyottosen8722]

@Markus Patients , Huh???😳🤪🤣

[@missourimongoose8858]

What's the coolest thing you have found? There is a mississippian site around my dad's property with rock paintings and 2 caves, I've found a few arrowheads and stuff feel free to check out a video I made about it on my channel

[@troyottosen8722]

@@missourimongoose8858 where you want me to respond here in Alaska! Hard to discribe.? Found old native tools, old burial sights, etc... just saying! Different world here in Alaska!😳👍