a pioneer here in the extreme north of siberia above the arctic circle he s at the front tier of ecological research this is. huge. in the hour of places i ve had now soup in the pope. we get a flu. shot one more through my vishnu mogens and it s in my genes. are always new i had no notion of i want life to return here the killing of hundreds and hundreds of kilometers of this huge region resemble a biological desert complete scientists are the only species that drive their needs and let.
big hour earlier but you re a bit more but make your more call my building of all those data prison camps and this government information of a prisoner very much. and now days a completely different tragedy is unfolding in the melting of the permafrost the vast underground in a sea and that stretches from siberia to alaska more than twenty percent of the planet s land area. most of the words of the world we re into money are the only place in the world where you can actually see with your own eyes
the goes you. you want to look bad a million square kilometers will look like this it s a similar students this ship and that in the ice age thirty thousand years ago there were endless steps here just populated by all sorts of animals all use the all you need to find paleo ontological fossils is a shovel that will not help. there s a little i found the tooth of a baby mammoth or worldly and part of the jaw more into the teeth of a full grown mammoth or this big is that this is a small one based on the bone remains here it is possible to estimate how many animals have lived here in the past a steel worker was leaving school because you see the wood there s all fossil. per square kilometer and there would have been one mammoth five bison seven horses and fifteen reindeer the fool has revealed the past the first to seen more commonly
known as the i seem. not to have come onto it for sure this permafrost this dates from the age of the mammoths couldn t get here you can see the grass ro
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