The Deeper You Look Into Ice Fossils, The Scarier It Gets

#sponsored Go to https://snhu.edu/spinosnack to explore over 200 degree programs and find your path forward. Accepts US students only. The Deeper You Look Into Ice Fossils, The Scarier It Gets In 1926, climbers on top of Kilimanjaro found a leopard frozen on the rim of the crater, 18,500 feet up, and it hadn’t rotted at all. That leopard is just the start of what the ice has kept. In this video I go through the most incredible things ever pulled out of permafrost and glaciers: baby mammoths with their skin and toenails still on, the first frozen saber-toothed cat ever found, a stolen woolly rhino, Inca children left on the summits of the Andes, and a virus nearly 50,000 years old that can still kill living cells. #IceAge #Paleontology #WoollyMammoth For Sponsors and Biz: Drew@fjagency.net ice fossils, frozen animals, ice age, permafrost, frozen mammoth, mammoth mummy, woolly mammoth, baby mammoth, woolly rhino, saber tooth cat, frozen leopard, kilimanjaro leopard, nun cho ga, yana mammoth, siberia permafrost, ice mummies, inca mummies, juanita ice maiden, franklin expedition, ancient virus, zombie virus, pandoravirus, mummified animals, paleontology, prehistoric animals, spinosnack