siberian per ha frost for over 30,000 years. here s the picture of it from the ice age. it looks a little bit like an orchid, but it was already producing white flowers and viable seeds when they took this pac and brought it pic and brought it back to life. tissues found in squirrel burrows located 125 feet below the surface in layers containing bones of large mammals such as mammoth, wooly rye not rouse. this proves that tissue can survive ice concentration for tens of thousands of years opening the way to ice age mammals and other ancient life forms. pretty cool find. jon: yeah. so they got the plant back to life, they think they might be able to do the same thing with the wooly mammoth? reporter: maybe, who knows? what about dinosaurs? jon: i think they did that in that movie