The Megaflood That Ended Doggerland

Imagine a land bridge that once connected Britain to mainland Europe, called Doggerland. Around 8,000 years ago, a massive megaflood wiped it off the map. This flood, caused by melting glaciers and a huge underwater landslide, created the North Sea as we know it today. People living there had to flee as their homes were swallowed by water. Today, archaeologists find remnants of this lost land underwater, giving us clues about the ancient world that disappeared in the blink of an eye.

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[pickettywitchoriginal]

Wait wait wait!! Melting ice does not raise the level of the liquid it’s floating in… that’s one of first basic things we learned in school and with our own eyes.
The water level WILL rise if the ice was on land and slipped into the sea.

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