I Tested Ancient Liquid from a Fossil 🦖 #shorts

[SeanAndreww]

Drop a Like, Share, and Subscribe if you want me to try to purify it and drink some.. I have 2 more

[Mark.OnEarth]

The 3, 416, 000 year-old virus:

*”It’s my time to shine”*

[jishamuralidharan]

Bros gonna get a symbiote from that water💀

[dipndipper]

Non-geologist here. I have absolutely no idea what the moving specks were. Hope this helps

[seanholm]

The moving specks are just specks, it’s called Brownian motion.

[allthingsawesome]

Bro u should purify it and sell it for like $1, 000, 000 and call it Le éau de dineux

[what.is.the.meaning.oflfe]

If you think about it, technically all water is ancient

[FeatDaMan]

Bro MIGHT start the zombie apocalypse 😭🙏🙏🙏🙏

[WonkinWilly]

Ladies and gentlemen, pre-historic diahrrea

[GoodDad-pn]

It’s probably particles or a bacteria or it’s something like an animal like those things that came from space that astronauts found but they’re really little

[The_super_saiyan]

Go get checked by a doctor if you've consumed any because bacteria can survive for a long time especially if it's been reproducing in there

[OliverEvans-myjr]

I got you as a non geologist I would assume some smaller crystals that are vibrating or some sort of bacteria

[noritamiaa]

I thought all water was “pre-historic” ?

[thirdyplayz]

Famous last words: Hm, the water tastes wierd.

[DefinitelyNotGlitch]

Hmm cant be that bad right?*drinks* dies from 696969 diseases

[iiiiiLiLł]

bros face when he was about to drill it😂

[azcardguy]

Those tiny moving specs are just smaller pieces of mineral floating

[skribble_does_stuff_studios]

hiya! biology major here, and what those are are most likely bacteria of some sort, specifically diplococcoid, coccobacillus, and bacillus forms!




(sorry if i didn’t use correct grammar, my first language isn’t English)

[ansleynelson]

"To potentially drink some-" famous last words

[HenryLancaster-hjss]

I think archaea they can survive extrema environments