'Frozen Dragon' Species Was Trapped in Ice for 76 Mln Years

What did the Earth look like in the beginning? Scientists still keep making new discoveries and revealing more facts about our planet and the species inhabiting it billions of years ago. Many curious objects and creatures have been well-preserved in ice. Like a 'frozen dragon' that was found in Canada. This and 11 more objects found in ice made scientists' hair stand on end!


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Hey there! Which of these places surprised you the most?

[junayedjamil]

Who else thought that the whole video was gonna be about the guy narrating about a cool dragon?🙂

[Wind_Cursed]

I mean, I think it would be awesome if they brought back Wooly Mammoths, but my siblings and I really want to see the Dodos return 😂

[Mahinuman]

That moment when you get to know that a bulb teaches you better than your professors.

[Goosebag]

The frozen leviathan from subnutica below zero: finally a worthy opponent

[iamarickroll]

Fun fact: Boreas is a common name for ice/frost/cryo dragons.

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Fun fact: We are all space travelers, cz our spaceship is the planet Earth.

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[Ansh-ugnr]

He came back when world needed him the most
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[Jin-myqq]

Came to see a dragon and found a science lesson

[Wildlifesupernannyfan]

FAR FAR AWAY
IN
THE HIGH HIGH MOUNTINS
IN
A DEEP DEEP VALLEY
IN
A DARK DARK CAVE
There lived a mighty dragon!!!!

[tanvirhossain]

When he said frozen dragon the first thing that came in my head was the frozen dragon strategy in coc that included normal dragons and 5 freeze spells 🤣🤣

[AvonandUs]

Such a wonderful way to rediscover life and how we have grown

[maasifatukala]

There’s like a lot of mysteries to discover

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"The human brain is super complex and advanced."
-  The Human Brain ‎ ‎

[jesusiscomingsoon-]

Everyone knows dragon was the word used for dinosaur up until sometime in the 1800's and the fossils all have live dna so there's no way they are millions of years old

[vijayajayan]

imagine getting a name after 41800 years

[williamfulgham]

This basic theme was the underlying story in the most famous horror movie of all time which came out in the early 1950s. It was entitled "The Thing from Another World", which was a black-and-white classic movie. It became so iconic that it was referred to as just, "The Thing".

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[craigkaschan]

They should bring back woolly mammoths so they can get revenge on humans that made them extinct in the first place. Wouldn’t that be wonderful.