[SunkenCiv]

[To Hell With Poverty]

[fso301]

Research on the two cubs could help to explain why the species died out around 10,000 years ago

Perhaps the same event that caused so many other animals to become seemingly quick frozen.

[AmericanCheeseFood]

This is a really cool discovery.

Also, pretty gross, as my joking side wants to say someone would probably make it a niche creamer for the most expensive coffee beverage in the world.

[G Larry]

Smoothie?

[G Larry]

From a 1958 menu in Alaskan cafe:

Milk - Cold 10 cents
Milk - Served at body temperature in the cutest little containers $2.50

[Perchant]

Which means it was warmer and habitable there 10,000 years ago and hasn’t warmed enough to decompose the corpses ever since, but the climate hoaxers charts insist it was cooler then.

They have even found herbivores like mammoths up there in preserved condition which means plants were growing there and haven’t grown there since. It looks like empirical evidence to me that the earth was warmer then.

You also have Viking farms in Greenland preserved and buried in frost for 1000 years that were growing crops in that same place before then. More empirical evidence that it was warmer then as well. Which completely disproves Michael Mann’s idiotic hockey stick chart.

[Night Hides Not]

Sounds like a job for Clark W. Griswold.

[PLMerite]

"Scientists may have discovered 12,000 year old mother's milk, frozen in permafrost"

I thought maybe they'd found Loana:

[Dr. Sivana]

And all this time I thought I lost it in the couch cushion.