3 chapters across the catalog
Scientists in Siberia discovered a 50,000-year-old baby woolly mammoth with preserved flesh and skin. The discovery, along with a mummified saber-toothed kitten, was attributed to melting permafrost caused by climate change. The hosts joke about the risks of "bird flu" from petting prehistoric remains.
A construction crew in Southeast China discovered 20 perfectly preserved dinosaur eggs estimated to be 130 million years old. The eggs, roughly the size of small footballs, were found while clearing ground for a school. The hosts question the market value of such fossils and the lack of detail in the mainstream reporting.
Paleontology in Georgia, Global Warming Cycles and Ancient Lushness
A report on a 1.8 million-year-old humanoid settlement in the country of Georgia. The discovery of elephant and giraffe bones at the same latitude as Boston indicates the region was once lush and temperate. The hosts use this as evidence that the Earth has undergone significant natural warming and cooling cycles long before human industrial activity, challenging the "global warming" narrative.
