It is officially stated that the last mammon died almost 10,000 years ago, and since then people cannot forget these animals. And dinosaurs, so they generally lived in the Mesozoic era, and this is about 233 million years ago. It is worth pondering - 233 million years ago!
For a person to count from one to a million, listing each subsequent number, it takes about 30 years of life. And then 233 million years.
We can hardly remember what happened 300 years ago. But we remember the dinosaurs. And we remember the mammoths. Turgenev also mentioned in his works about boots made of mammoth skin.
The mammoths had good skin. It has been lying in the ground for over 10 thousand years and has been useful for making boots. Interestingly, apparently these boots shouldn't be demolished.
And in 2012, on the island of Maly Lyakhovsky, a mammoth carcass was found, and when they pierced its stomach, blood poured out of it. Scientists have determined that this mammoth lived about 10-15 thousand years ago.
How was the blood preserved? Very simple. The carcass lay all this time in permafrost conditions. At the same time, the blood did not freeze even in the freezer at a temperature of minus 17 ° C.
There is only one conclusion: all this time there was frost on the island, and the carcass lay there, like in a freezer. With liquid blood inside, 10,000 years old.
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In summer, frosts often occur on the island, the average temperature in July-August is up to +5. It is during the summer period that the time of drizzling rains falls, during the year up to 145 mm of precipitation falls.
Of course, under such conditions, the ice masses will not melt in 3 months.
However, there is no ice on the Mercator map in these areas.
It is not even after the catastrophe, which occurred, judging by the date on the map, after the 16th century, in which all Hyperborea plunged into the ocean.
Perhaps it was this catastrophe that gave rise to a monstrous tsunami wave that washed away all life in the regions of Siberia, and caused catastrophic floods in Eastern and Western Europe.
In addition, many scientists believe that about 5,000 years ago, the Arctic basin was free of ice, these waters were rich in warm-water molluscs and rich flora. And certainly, under such conditions, the mammoth carcass could not survive.
So it turns out that the official version that mammoths became extinct 10,000 years ago is not consistent. It is not clear why it is necessary to assert what is just a hypothesis. And to tell tales that blood could be preserved in a carcass for 10,000 years in a liquid state. And the mammoth meat in this case had only a slight smell of rottenness. Cases of finds of mammoth meat suitable for human consumption are described.
It doesn't work that way.