10 Mysterious Things Found Trapped in Ice

10 Mysterious Things Found Trapped in Ice

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Every day, we learn new things about our world – new fossils are unearthed, new stories come to light that change our perception of history or science

Over the years, scientists have found many things preserved in ice in the frozen tundras of the world; many of them are woolly creatures, but some others are truly bizarre and boggle the mind. There are some mysterious, creepy, and even incredible things to be found trapped in ice, and because of global warming, we’re rediscovering a lot of them.
Welcome to another episode of 4 Ever Green, today we’re going to look at the 10 most mysterious, bizarre, and creepiest things found trapped in ice!
And make sure you stick around for number 1 to see the most mysterious 100-million-year-old mountain range

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[juuzousu]

Since i was 11 ive been so interested in stuff like this

[isisatlantis]

Why do I feel like these scientist are going to use these rediscovered animals DNA and try to Jurassic Park them back into existence.

[nocomment]

12:19 “some are deadly, like in the case of these rain deer”
**shows dead seal**

[wackss]

Here I go again. Watching these kind of videos at 2 am

[metaspherz]

This video, despite the disturbing images, delivers exactly as promised. It didn't need clickbait, it had real content! A big thumbs up!

[MariaBaiasHeritage]

Oetzi is my favorite because he was one of the mummies I analyzed in my own research on ancient mummies and bones, but I didn't know the significance of his tattoos until I watched this video. Thank you!

[annchi]

Heard someone say the best season for a financial breakthrough is now, especially with inflation running at a four-decade high. I have approximately $650k stagnant in my port_folio that needs growth.What is the best way to take advantage of this downturn?

[testerx]

"De-extinction" is probably not a good idea. You gotta be awfully vain to think humans should be making Mother Nature decisions. We are no different than any other creature on earth. A lot of you don't believe that but it's true.

[ablmi]

"If climate change continues Antarctica will melt releasing diseases that have no current cure."

Me: anxiety intensifies

[Jchristgirl]

Everyday we learn how we have been lied to since the beginning of time ಠಿ_ಠ

[xs-]

If the quarantine goes any longer, maybe i myself would become a preserved fossil and wake up after everything is over.

[BlenderStudy]

There are groups of mammoths who were found in a box of ice, all standing, in Siberia. A story about them is in the movie The day after tomorrow (2004). What happened was they were found standing, and they had green grass in their stomach, meaning they all died suddenly and froze to death even before being able to react. When they died, their surroundings were not cold, hence the green grass in their stomach. The mystery is how the great flood type of water was able to surround them so quickly, and how it also froze so quickly, killing them while standing still. The only possible explanation is the polar shift, that is currently set to occur in our lifetime.

[josephgamertv]

“Now let’s look at something ‘cool’ now”
Haha, I see what you did there... heh

[nemokitty]

I guess corona is like a pilot episode. Good to know 👍

[glitchingbeauty]

I'm learning more than I usually.
This is much more interesting ✨👁️👄👁️

[deborahlangnese]

More bacteria? Great that's all we need.

[nanghomthiri]

As much as I'm interested in the video, I'm also in love with the background song.

[cyanfrey]

I learned about Otzi in 6th grade history class!! they never taught us that he had tattoos or diseases, they just said he died from an arrow and is the oldest skeleton from the copper age.

[snowmiaow]

I hope they did not contaminate the Antarctican lakes with stuff from higher up.

[johnywhat]

More mammoths have been uncovered, which I think were never reported. My grandpa worked on an Alaskan gold dredge. At one point they came across intact mammoths and decided to cut up the tusks and divide the pieces among the crew. This was in the 1950s.