Remarkably well-preserved 50,000-year-old mammoth carcass discovered in Siberia

[@Shaka_Zulu]

Jake Paul’s next opponent

[@gwzrd5675]

underrated

[@Meatball_07]

not old enough

[@richardthompson6366]

Can we have the mammoth replace Trudeau?

[@mangoesification]

😂

[@rizz_the_dog]

It looks like the crusty conservatives already. With their 50 thousand years old beliefs

[@Canuckchick32]

Hahaha! Good one! 🤣👍

[@tonybarracuda3505]

@@rizz_the_dogis that you Justin?

[@robertdobie8680]

Best comment.

[@speroskoufis7505]

Clone it!

[@ChunderHorse]

This this is OLD! But also a baby!

[@NatoWarPigs]

but moses said we are only 7k years old ....

[@AshtonBeaulieu-i1w]

So clone it already. I want me some mammoth stew.

[@derekdavis3004]

I would really like to know more about how they determine the age. Did they date it by the geological strata it was in or did they do carbon dating? He said radiolucent analysis but I am not sure what he means by that. Being radiolucent means it can be easily x-rayed, right?

[@whataworld369]

Sounds like you understand that their dating methods can be extremely flawed using *assumptions* ... Likely not nearly that old is my best guess... Sort of like the dinosaur bones that were found with soft tissue still on them... dated to just 5000 years... then he was fired from his Uni for publishing the findings that were contrary to the narrative

[@Painless_]

Assumptions lol

[@Gergentine]

Radiolucent just means it's completely permeable to radiation. For any dating up to 50kya radiocarbon (C14) is typically used. They could also use amino acid racemization, I believe, but that wouldn't require require the need to be radiolucent. The F-U-N trio may also work, but is frankly prone to innaccuracy due to the changes in mineral content of ground water over time. There's probably another method im forgetting. That said, I feel like using stratigraphy in a thawing pit would be difficult and unreliable.

[@whataworld369]

@@Painless_ Yes, assumptions... laugh all you want out of ignorance 😁 Merry Christmas homeboy ❤️

[@derekdavis3004]

@@Gergentine Thank you, I appreciate you taking the time to help me understand this better. I am not well read on dating methods and I just really like knowing more more about it. I appreciate the word of scientists but for my curiosity it is not enough to just be told a dinosaur fossil is 50 million years old, for example. I really like to know more about it. Especially because, like you say, there are different ways of determining the age of a thing. The articles I find online just don't offer too many details- they just state the conclusion really.

[@faithevelyn8682]

Isn’t that like the second one they’ve found it like 10-15 years? 🤔

[@anonymously241]

Yes sweetheart 👍

[@kryptokrypto702]

Probably more. Who knows how many are found that are not officially talked about. For example, there are people who have eaten mammoth steak. Guess how?

[@whataworld369]

​@kryptokrypto702 really? People have eaten mammoth? I'll have to look into this. Much love homeboy ❤

[@blazingstar9638]

@@kryptokrypto702😅😅

[@JMcD500]

80 meter deep crater widening as a result of climate change!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@jazybomber]

Looks like a regular elephant to me, but you guys are being played. It looks caked in mud if you ask me, like it was petrified under sediment, not just frozen in ice.

[@derekeliopoulos2670]

And I'm sure that just with the brief visual they've given for you to see, you could gather more information than they did firsthand. When will these scientists learn, right?

[@williamgrand9724]

Ya it was the illuminati bro, they are trying to control our minds with fake elephants...

[@jazybomber]

@@derekeliopoulos2670 you are here to mock me. But a little bit of critical thinking has never hurt anyone. Yet ofcouse the observation I made is by my eyes alone, so that much I give you. But if you use that to call me a fool, so be it. God bless you my friend 🙏🏾

[@jeffros6739]

Mud indeed

[@richardthompson6366]

It was a frozen swamp, not a stretch to find mud in a swamp.

[@AbiskarNiraula]

it is elephant not mammoth alright?

[@blazingstar9638]

Lol

[@robertdobie8680]

Coincidentally, a baby elephant escaped from the “Russian Traveling Circus” just a year earlier ...

[@greggreg2263]

Sweet, can we eat it like beef jerky?

[@kryptokrypto702]

Funnily enough, there are people in this world that have eaten mammoth steak. I have no idea what it tastes like. I wasn't one.

[@MyHomeExperiments]

Boneyard Alaska guy told about cooking and eating it on JRE.

[@user-cs2mw9rw6c]

Am I the only one wondering how it tastes?

[@DAndyLord]

You can buy mammoth online. They say "do not eat", but reading between the lines...

[@Bleepingblank]

They must need grant money

[@MrSnakedta]

why am I buying ziplock bags

[@christianburke418]

An elephant mammoth hybrid would be nice.

[@Terp311]

_Would it? How do you know it “would be nice”?_

[@christianburke418]

@@Terp311 Ok, it would be horrible. Are you happy now. LOL

[@blazingstar9638]

It’s beautiful 😊

[@teresawilson3893]

Looks like freeland

[@bcbud1015]

That’s golden😂😂

[@cBodhi]

How do they find these? Special imaging or what?

[@Hice_T]

Just spinning away on the lazy Susan 😂

[@PicasoEnt]

It's literally just a dead baby elephant. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Terp311]

_okay thanks for sharing, bud._

[@krisius1]

You are the world’s smartest man.

[@GavStaR79]

Extract it's DNA and bring the Wooly Mammoth back to life.

[@Terp311]

_No._

[@keizser9558]

​@@Terp311 why not

[@NanovisionOnTwitch]

That is so cool! Also, why is everybody in the comments so hungry and eager to eat one? LOL

[@blazingstar9638]

Right?!

[@BfreshxKCMusic]

First a bear now a mammoth?

[@tylerdurden4006]

Baby elephant 🤷

[@SammyB-Habebe]

Unreal!

[@Blueyandcandy]

Looks sat on. Maybe a bull did it. Happens with elephants.

[@Realbob1223]

😮

[@HandymanArtist66]

Using DNA to made missiles 😅

[@johnbastien3872]

Now they will turn the skin into leather for boots.For troops at the special military operation

[@brenttesterman1198]

Thank goodness for klimate change!

[@UbeenLied2]

Climate change is what killed these animals. It is very natural.

[@JustakidfrmEastSide]

😂

[@d8zvevoh879]

Can we eat it?

[@vasilytanygin]

50/50 with cricket flour

[@anonymously241]

Yes! It tastes like chicken 🍗🍗🤤

[@kryptokrypto702]

People actually have esten mammoth steaks. No joke.

[@dashoverton1963]

Poor baby.

[@Terp311]

_It died 50,000 years ago. There is no “poor baby” about this._

[@moda78z]

😮😮😮❤️

[@kimb7970]

More science fiction

[@KauzNEffect]

more air head comments

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

@@KauzNEffect Dont be mean to kim, she doesn't have an opinion of her own, she is just regurgitating what she heard her husband say while making his dinner.

[@DAndyLord]

Calls actual science "fiction" calls the bible fact.

[@robertdobie8680]

And the Sun and the stars all revolve around the Earth.

[@Osprey23-o8l]

What so special about an elephant?

[@dayoonman3264]

Ice age mammoth

[@vasilytanygin]

wool

[@costadorada2842]

Elephants have big ears, and mammoths have small ones.

Thats only African elephants with large ears. Asian elephants have small ears.