The only surviving American cheetah.
courtesy ping
I was under the impression there were no horses in the Americas prior to being imported from Europe.
“Excavations have revealed fossils buried beneath the sediments here, including mammoth, short-faced bear, collared lemming, lion, cheetah, and camel.”
Camel. Lion.
Bump
Oh my!
The only surviving American cheetah.
Microfossils?
Climate change is very real. For example, the average climate of the northern hemisphere is so cold as to cause the ground to be buried under a thousand feet of ice. The cycle of glacier on/glacier off takes place every several hundred thousand years and can be clearly seen in many ways. Even as the science is settled that glaciation has taken place, the causes are still undergoing vigorous debate.
With respect to the idea that humans are causing harmful changes to the climate at this very moment, I am waiting for some peer-reviewed papers that propose what the optimum climate is for our biosphere. The first question that would naturally flow would be where is our current climate and trend in relation to this finding.
That nobody seems interested in this vital comparison indicates that climate is primarily being studied for other purposes. Since all the urgent demands that flow from today’s climate science coincidentally converge on policy solutions that involve statism, bigger government, higher taxes, less personal liberty, the bigger picture tells me all that I need to know about “climate science”.
The 9-foot tall human remains found were spirited away to a Smithsonian storage facility where they’ll never be seen again. /s
second article with pic of man being lowered into cave:
http://www.newsmax.com/SciTech/US-Ancient-Animal-Dig/2014/07/24/id/584701/
Have they find any cureloms???