Siberian Permafrost Worms Revived After 46,000 Years #Shorts

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#Permafrost #Shorts

[stuckgrenadepin.]

I’m not worried what is in the permafrost. I’m worried about what they will do with it when they find it.

[CrunchyNorbert]

this is how every sci-fi/horror movie starts

[Perseuson]

“46, 000 years will leave you with such a crick in the neck!”

[jeffreysommer]

"So it thaws out, wakes up--probably not in the best of moods..." --R.J. MacReady, The Thing (1982)

[TallulahSoie]

Ian Malcolm quotes from Jurassic Park come to mind.
“...Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should.”

[offtheroad]

46000 years in ice, but just in time for 2024.

[DeadlyPlatypus]

Val Kilmer made a movie like this in 2009 called "The Thaw."

[peachmelba]

Siberian Permafrost Worms sounds like the title of a really silly, or really serious, black metal song.

[georgemorrison]

Comes to the ethics of, just because you CAN do something, doesn't necessarily mean you SHOULD do it.

[aarondoyle]

In my best Archer impression “do you want a zombie apocalypse? Because this is how you get a zombie movie apocalypse”

[AustinRBa]

Didn't some reindeer carcasses thaw out of Siberian permafrost a few years ago and infect people with Anthrax? Also, I'm not ready for real life Dead Space. Leave the Marker alone!

[luisnunes]

Not to mention what pathogens might be IN the worms no creature currently living, with the possible exceptions of crocodiles and coelacnths has defenses for. Wanna bet they aren't isolating the things properly?

[SilverSquirrel]

Revived Woolly mammoth ticks would be bad.

[presidentmerkinmuffley]

I've seen this one.... It's a Classic.

[BrainInjuredTortellinni]

Jurassic park was suppose to be a warning of what could happen not an instruction manual.

[marksmith]

Conversely, we also could have developed immunity or at least tolerance to them 100, 000 years or more ago.
We didn't just pop up on this planet last week.
I'm more concerned about what the current crop of mad scientists do with them when they start manipulating them.

[jlloshot]

Is this how the zombie apocalypse starts ?

[betsybarnicle]

2022 Murder Hornets
2023 Aliens
2024 Siberian Permafrost Worms
2025 ...I predict Asteroid

[BuyMagure]

As Ian Malcolm put it “too preoccupied with whether or not they could, never stopped to think if they should”.

[NertheInsane]

*Bill Gate's handwringing intensifies*