Nearly Complete Mammoth Skeleton Found on Michigan Soy Farm | Mashable

[@ahabtheplant]

When it's a cool thing, make the video five minutes or more. Go ahead, do it! No one will be mad.

[@MichaelNiduaza]

+ahabtheplant I totally would have liked to hear the rest of what he had to say about those three rocks ...

[@StormyWeather93]

It's like 15 mins from my house. Yet no one cares around here.

[@ujjvalw2684]

@@michaelt6265 answer him!!?

[@LLace]

What do u mean no one cares ?

[@StormyWeather93]

​@LLace Yo, I made this comment 8 years ago. I'm guessing bc noone talks about it ever.

[@sherdaysquad_770]

@@StormyWeather93how you feel now your 8 years older now

[@StormyWeather93]

​@sherdaysquad_770 Great, I'm 30. Bought a house, have a fiance and a pretty successful career.

[@Ghost-l9v]

Don’t understand why all these wonderful creatures just went extinct

[@joshsmith7176]

Climate change

[@astrodev4822]

@@joshsmith7176 climate change 40,000 years ago? R u dumb

[@aaronrodgers5852]

Natural selection

[@DavedinomanThomas]

There isn't one reason for their extinction. It probably was a combination of reasons. Climate change affects their food sources and their sheltered locations. Secondly, when humans crossed into North America and discovered how to hunt these animals, they in fact added to the decline of mammoths and mastodons. New discoveries will increase our knowledge of their extinction.

[@calicali1036]

White people came alone

[@MayoungPunte]

When i see this man. I know its in a good hands.

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

6 feet below the surface is 15,000 years old?!

[@screenname1]

They don't want to validate Biblical history.

[@deepfriedmackerel2263]

All depends on the rate of deposition

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

@screenname1 One day soon they're gonna wish they did.

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

@@deepfriedmackerel2263 All things are not relatve. But thank you for that fact!

[@NoNoNo12322]

Land urbanization excavated feets of soil and in 2000 years on record you think land went up by even a foot ? Humans were diggers not land pilers

[@boomerrumor8252]

Just love the Michigan band playing in the background for added effect

[@jestraalman]

Translation: Countless bones and molars of the woolly mammoth have been found in the Netherlands, but complete skulls are extremely rare. Over the years, about ten mammoth skulls have been recovered in our country. The most intact skull with original tusks and original lower jaw was dredged up in 1968 from a depth of twelve metres from an old arm of the Gelderse IJssel near Olburgen, above Doesburg. This relatively small skull with fairly straight tusks of about sixty centimetres belongs to a young female. Experts call it the world's best preserved mammoth skull. With a C-14 dating of 22,160 years before present, it is also the youngest dated mammoth find from our country.

[@sailordoc7454]

Astonishing how it retained its integrity

[@rigoeats3654]

Hard to bribe a Mammoth

[@GreasyBelcher]

@@rigoeats3654 this is going in my top ten KZbin comment finds 😂

[@ernestclements7398]

At Hot Springs South Dakota ( near Custer) there is an active paleontology dig, that is enclosed, and open to the public, called the Mammoth Site, as I recall it was found during construction activity in the eighties, it's the only place in North America where Mammoth, and Mastodon bones have been found together, along with the remains of Dire Wolves, and cave bears, it's believed that it's an old sink hole, where the animals were attracted to the water in the bottom of it, went down to drink, and got mired in the mud, the predators came in to feed, only to get trapped themselves, it's an awesome sight to see if you're ever in the area.

[@cloroxbleach8676]

You, do not, know how to, use, commas, do you, dumb xss?

[@williamhermann6635]

Not the only place. Check out Boneyard Alaska. You'll be amazed.

[@gautham1632]

What is the diff between mammoth and elephant

[@typicallyteamtyler]

I wonder if Elephants and Mammoths got along or fought?

[@joshsmith7176]

Probably would have been beat up by the mammoths and probably would have beaten up the mastodons but they didn't live together so we'll never know

[@autumnfire1490]

They weren’t in the same territories at the same time most mammoths migrated to Siberia for its colder climate as well as modern elephant came when the earth started to warm forcing the mammoths to migrate

[@screenname1]

Elephants are descendants of Mammoths; they just suffer from challenged longevity.

[@GaryMeadowsMusic]

I see they are finding a lot of fossils with soft tissue, so they haven't been extinct as long as previously they had said.

[@lazenbytim]

Yeh they have. The permafrost or in this case clay has preserved the flesh

[@swigityswooty7887]

@@lazenbytim cap

[@doomjuice.1652]

@@swigityswooty7887no cap

[@CITADEL5]

It is known that mammoths were extremely partial to soy beans.

[@saschaesken5524]

where did the mud come from to Cover the bodies? Seems to be quite flat area

[@screenname1]

Global floodwater.

[@sabyasachimishra786]

Wonderful 🎉

[@john-qz3fu]

The 4th line of evidence we have of human activity is that there's an arrow stuck in the skull.

[@terabit.]

This is a proof that it is considered that Noe's flood happened around 14000 B.C

[@CaBdosdos]

Just the fact we had elephants here is cool enough.

[@georgecharleston2597]

Its not exactly an elephant but ... sure

[@CaBdosdos]

@@georgecharleston2597 Aren't they still in the Elephantidae family of categorization?

[@georgecharleston2597]

@@CaBdosdos probably . I'm not an expert and I wasn't being all smart acting like I'm better . I was simply saying they aren't the same as elephants today so please no one start going off on one about how they're related

[@CaBdosdos]

@@georgecharleston2597 oh ok.

[@georgecharleston2597]

@@CaBdosdos also sorry if it seemed like I was having a go at you with that reply, I wasn't intending for it to seem like that

[@mangalankanapathipillai6381]

Wonder full,I think,it may have been an ice age in the past

[@skate1]

Bro just solved a 3000 year old murder😂

[@screenname1]

It's 5,000 years and all you need do is read your Bible.

[@DinoPalaeosc]

​@@screenname1 I don't have a Bible?

[@PeepingTom-xy9di]

@@DinoPalaeosc google it and download one. jesus is your only saviour.

[@brokenwing2005]

How cool. I'm glad he donated it to U of M so it will stay in Michigan. can we clone it?

[@COLOMBIADOBLEZERO9]

Simply amazing

[@Enchantedbeingone]

Did the farmer keep it? If not, being that it was on his property, i hope he didnt just give it to those people.

[@nargishashimikarimi6025]

Mammoth sound like a mom getting hit by a belt.

[@hd4100]

Why am I hearing a movie soundtrack in the background?

[@pamelahomeyer748]

Amazing 👏

[@crystaladolfo8670]

The caveman use the borders to take down the woolly mammoth and some spears that it’s in the tusk

[@screenname1]

These people lie without feelings of compunction. The Mammoth is around 5,000 years old if not less.

[@lazenbytim]

Where was this washed in from? because it doubtful it was there when it died. That area was unbder 2 miles of ice circa 12,800 years ago

[@Pr-uj2fe]

Where is proof of this? I've found Petoskey stones in "virgin" soil 20' in the ground. In multiple places from Kazoo to GR. Not always 20' down but up to on a concrete job in kalamazoo. We were more than likely underwater at some point. Also there's a mini Stonehenge in the bottom of lake Michigan off the coast of Travers City in around 80' of water.

[@screenname1]

@@Pr-uj2fe There's no proof of this. Satanists and bots will always promote false dates.

[@slimgotit6009]

I wanna know what made them think to did that much

[@jestraalman]

Funny: al lot of inhabitants of Michigan are from Dutch descent. No matter you travel 3000 miles, the mammoth wil find you

[@alexthefox1175]

That sure was an amazing find

[@jimbobjicckup5994]

That is remarkable

[@michaelbrownlee9497]

The timeline.

[@Albesteakus]

Hey! Whats your problem? My Great x100 grandfather was saving that for me!

[@outthere2460]

The Human’s did it .

[@samlesserofficial]

?

[@wannabe4668]

Okay, three large boulders close to eachother. So you are saying everyone there are three large holders close to eachother humans put them there. Hmmmm

[@dso-nx3jy]

Being the runt of the group, they left me with two blacks eyes and called me blow fish to clown on me when i got back to school the next day.

[@philphillip4305]

Aboutley amazing

[@johnrohlfs2798]

WatEr layers in the mud, Mammoth jusT AtE noon moon

[@russianriches2358]

we sell mammoth tusk, mammoth teeth, various products

[@grose2272]

Wow!

[@oliverbruce1702]

Siting in mud for millions of years? 😂😂😂😂 You guys are hilarious

[@nitereign4719]

Just get the skeletons from the pre-existent Earth used in a different time, and forget about evolution.

[@pranav3640]

Waiting for mamath

[@joyroy366]

malayali spotted

[@bl8388]

Soylent green... Is mammoth?

[@BuckfastConsumer]

Long way to go for a soy bean

[@Adam-ce2fe]

Wow a man moth

[@samuelreed2994]

Or, it was buried in the flood of Nanabush

[@PromQWearsPrada]

That means there are tons of skeletons below the earth in Michigan area of this

[@johnrohlfs2798]

GEAR to the pulley to giant ,in land

[@Mutatedchromosomes333]

Notice how things are always found on farms it’s not a coincidence. It was buried there.

[@Teeveepicksures]

🤣turn off your brain

[@whitey211]

@@Teeveepicksures it was never on to begin with.

[@MarkBklyn]

I love that the first thing he said “a male” and not trans or some BS like that 😂😂😂

[@robertomorenomateo6713]

Fortitude!!!!!!

[@Lilsulli2]

Cool

[@marinamiksic4370]

mammoth skull

[@johnrohlfs2798]

Smile a mile

[@Keenbeaver]

Sweet

[@daleolson3506]

The music junked another video 👎👎👎👎💩💩😬

[@mw.abhinavshivanblm1002]

💛

[@joyroy366]

yaa mwone malayali

[@mw.abhinavshivanblm1002]

@@joyroy366 💥💥💥

[@samuelkim3203]

After seeing this, do you still believe in the Bible ???

[@sanchojr4165]

Gg science

[@samuelcardenas8472]

damnitttt don't you know we all qreive here on a mission Digg out your own grave or be apart of everyone's and not get in the way of the latest results u won't like I was blind and dying attacked for violating laws the ones I must obey

[@reyzuna]

How do they know for sure if it is a real Mammoth and not a ordinary Elephant?

[@sagaciousgemssal6444]

Bone structure and the shape of tusks show which species.

[@btfu4467]

dumbass

[@andyacropopolis5815]

Lol

[@troy.u3297]

@@btfu4467 There's nothing wrong with asking questions. That's how you learn if you went to school.

[@troy.u3297]

@reyzuna Good question. They examined the structure of the specimen to determine the species, and they take DNA to the lab to determine how long ago this mammoth died. They are pretty precise on finding out if either an animal is from ice age or not.

[@Fruitarian.]

so what is it for us? will it give us money?

[@Nusma]

knowledge

[@tanyayee4046]

BURN.

[@donshilo2024]

$300 per kilogram of it

[@btfu4467]

a job will do that

[@Vayriee]

Animals are not for money tf

[@Livinguud]

Mass extinctions event is what main science is suggesting. 26-13k yrs ago.

[@screenname1]

5,000 years ago. A global flood.

[@dndislife506]

​@@screenname1please provide evidence of a global flood that killed ALL life on earth except for 8 people. I would love to see it.

[@FinickyGreek]

And we know that mammoths were warm weather creatures. Obviously, Michigan had a year round warm climate at one time. Did the axis of the planet shift, causing earth's crust to slide, or perhaps vice versa?

[@Pr-uj2fe]

" Their coat was made of three types of hair. Closest to the thick skin, which had an underlying 4” layer of fat, the mammoth was covered with dense wavy under-fur. Long guard hairs were next, and then the thick over-hairs that formed the mammoth's skirt." Or maybe the weather has been the same and mammoths lived in a cooler climate perhaps?

[@FinickyGreek]

@@Pr-uj2fe That's something interesting I've never heard before. You could very well be right. Thanks for sharing that.

[@screenname1]

The crust split open. Water from beneath it gushed out. A gap widened as the edges of the crack denuded. Underlying mantle sprang upward to fill the void creating ocean-bed ridges. The pieces of crust slid away from those ridges, under the force of gravity. The sliding halted when the pieces (continents) slammed into other new ridges, or ran out of underlying lubricating water. Mountain ranges formed when continents thus crumpled up concentrating mass in particular places, which unbalanced the Earth, causing it to roll off of its axis. When the Earth regained its equilibrium, what had been tropical or temperate latitudes had become arctic and frozen. Thus, the Mammoths, which roamed warm latitudes before the flood, are now found in the Arctic circle.

[@user-hg4yd2qg5e]

Долго ты его туда зарывал?