Last of the giant camels and archaic humans lived together in Mongolia until 27,000 years ago

Phys.org ^ | MARCH 24, 2022

[PIF]

I’d like to see an aurochs.

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Last one died in 1627 AD - might be the easiest to bring back.

[eastsider]

Are you looking for dromedary?

[Rebelbase]

The other guitar player in a band I had for 7 years last name was Knobloch. Wish I had know it meant garlic.

[jjotto]

Heh heh

Are the Minnesota Twins the only MLB team that has had two players whose names mean garlic?

(Chuck Knoblauch and Kyle Garlick)

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks M Kehoe.

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[SunkenCiv]

I stopped by the Dromedary just the other day, picked up some camel's milk.

[Sawdring]

Chuck Knoblauch

[blueunicorn6]

“The world would not see giant camels again.”

I don’t know.

There sure seem to be a lot of big humps in the Democrat Party.

[quadrant]

“Old Joe”, actually.

[quadrant]

“Old Joe”.