Yeah, this is how climate change really kills us all
After 24,000 years in deep freeze in the vast permafrost lands of Siberia, a microscopic organism called the bdelloid rotifer has wriggled back to life and reproduced asexually https://reut.rs/3iuG2gC pic.twitter.com/Z1yENmRo52
Ancient worm survives 24,000 years in deep freeze – Science
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Possibly
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What could possibly go wrong?
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If this has been resurrected, what else awaits us in the permafrost? Viruses, bacteria...things we are not ready for
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Dormez tranquilles, créatures de la croûte.
#PartiDesBacteries
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Could God have forgotten that
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Yup, I have definitely seen this movie before.
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Great knowing Y’all!!!
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An asteroid killed the dinosaurs.
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