Giant mammoth leg discovered in Florida

 

Image courtesy of Derek Demeter and Henry Sadler, fair use doctrine.

Joel Kontinen 

Two divers found the bone in the Peace River in Florida, They found the 22,7 kilogram or 5o pound leg. 

They also found extinct sharks and the tooth of a saber-tooth cat, which would mean that marine and  terrestrial animals were discovered together, this suggest the flood on Noah’s time.

According to evolution, mammoth that arrived in North America from Siberia around 1.5million years ago, according to research analysis, .

 

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Pappas, Stephanie, 2021, Divers discover massive thigh bone from Ice Age mammoth in Florida river. 

 Live Science  5 May. 

Evolutionist Claim Million- Year- Old Mammoth DNA Beaks Record

 Image courtesy of Beth Zaiken/Centre for Palaeogenetics, fair use doctrine,

Joel Kontinen  

Evolutionists have now broken the record of DNA that have broken the 1 million years record of old. But their time svc ale is based on the Darwinian scale of millions of years, But how do we measure such ages – only by postulating that they occurred.  that God did not create it.

source 

Callawey, Evan. 2021, Million-year-old mammoth genomes shatter record for oldest ancient DNA.   Nature.. 17 Febraury.

 

A Mummified Cave Bear With Soft Tissue Found In Siberia

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Joel Kontinen 

Siberia seems to be a treasure drove for ancient animals. Scientists have found wolves, a burly unicorn and a horse with blood flowing from it and cave lions that were not able to be fossilised despite being 10,000 years old. 

 Now, they have discovered a mummified cave bear, It has soft tissue, including its fur and even its black nose. 

Reindeer hunters have found the cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) mummy on Bolshoy Lyakhovsky island, in the East Siberian Sea brown bear (U. arctos) and the polar bear (U. maritimus). 

 The article in live science also brought to live the fact that they were there for almost a million years: After living in Eurasia since at least 300,000 years ago, cave bears mysteriously went extinct some 25,000 to 30,000 years ago, Humans likely hunted the bears to extinction, a 2019 study in the journal Scientific Reports found. 

Source: 

Geggel, Laura. 2020. Cave bear mummy discovered in Siberia still has its internal organs, fur and black nose.  Live Science 15 September.

Mammoth Found In Siberia – And Sharks In Mammoth Cave

Image courtesy of Michil Yakovlev/SVFU/The Siberian Times.




Joel Kontinen

Siberia seems to be a treasure drove for ancient animals. Scientists have found wolves, a burly unicorn and a horse with blood flowing from it and cave lions that were not able to be fossilised despite being 10,000 years old.

The last two links are in Finnish.

Now, Fragments of the skeleton were found by local reindeer herders in the shallows of Pechevalavato Lake on the Yamalo-Nenets region a few days ago. They found part of the animal's skull, the lower jaw, several ribs, and a foot fragment with sinews still intact.

Woolly mammoths are thought to have died out around 10,000 years ago, although scientists think small groups of them may have lived on longer in Alaska and on Russia’s Wrangel Island off the Siberian coast.
Russian television stations on Friday showed scientists looking for fragments of the skeleton in the lakeside silt.

Scientists have retrieved more bones and also located more massive fragments protruding from the silt. They said it would take significant time and special equipment to recover the rest of the skeleton — if it had all survived in position.

Yevgeniya Khozyainova of the Shemanovsky Institute in Salekhard said in televised remarks that finding the complete skeleton of a mammoth is relatively rare. Such finds allow scientists to deepen their understanding of mammoths.

The ABC copy of the story includes a short video of another remarkable find: Sharks in Kentucky Mammoth Cave. The shark remains, found in the walls of the sediments that must have been an ocean in the past. They date from 330 million years ago.

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Well-preserved mammoth skeleton found in Siberian lake.
ABS News . 24 July.