The last humans to see a cave bear face lived ~25,000 years ago #IceAgeExtinction
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HUGELY EXCITING! A cave bear carcass has been recovered from the permafrost on an Arctic island - “the first and only find of its kind.” The preservation is remarkable; all internal organs are present. And that nose! Wonderful 
NEFU https://siberiantimes.com/other/others/news/first-ever-preserved-grown-up-cave-bear-even-its-nose-is-intact-unearthed-on-the-arctic-island/ …pic.twitter.com/gzggoCyHmA
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Cave bear DNA suggests humans pushed them to extinction in Europe https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2019/08/15/humans-pushed-cave-bears-extinction-their-dna-suggests/ … Image: R. Kowalczykpic.twitter.com/NK3q307hh7
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almost looks part boar, part bear
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Now that a Cave Bear carcass was discovered just bring me that preserved Megaloceros buried somewhere in Siberia
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And clone that too...
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Anyone told Jean M Auel?
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SCP 682 has breached containment
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I was about to say this sarcastically but seriously: Is touching the dead carcass from thousands or years ago with bare hands a good idea ? How many impossibility terrifying viruses could be onto that thing ? We are quite busy on that front already
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Wow! But definitely not brown bear? Is it possible to tell with flesh in but no DNA?
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