Extinct cave lions, almost perfectly preserved, discovered in Siberia

WHAT else is under the ice I wonder?

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: lostbook

You've never read Jean M. Auel have you?

The series was decent, but I found the ending un-cave bearable

Here's a Siberian Times article with even more pictures of the things to go on display:
siberiantimes.com...

Finds of their remains are rare: today's announcement about the existence of the pair is coupled with the confident claim that they are best preserved ever unearthed in the world...

'The find is sensational, no doubt,' said a source close to the discovery.

Apparently, they were just a whisker away from remaining undiscovered!

a reply to: lostbook

I think the author of the article is Lion, thats chewbacca. Isn't there a new Stars wars coming out? pretty convenient if you ask me.





Very cool find.

a reply to: lostbook

Nice! Shame they didn't locate adult specimens as well, but still a pretty cool find. They should be able to learn a lot from such well preserved specimens.

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
WHAT else is under the ice I wonder?

A crashed alien ship perhaps?

a reply to: Night Star

NAH ,that is in the mountains in Hungary...

en.wikipedia.org...

there are drawings of in some cave-man-caves

I'd really like to know what's under the ice in Antarctica. Wasn't always ice-covered ya know...

a reply to: lostbook

S & F cool find, wonder what they looked like alive??? I bet they were cute as hell!!!

originally posted by: works4dhs
I'd really like to know what's under the ice in Antarctica. Wasn't always ice-covered ya know...

Probably something interesting under there. On the other hand, if it's something like the Mountains of Madness, I'm pawsitive that I don't want to know about it.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: rickymouse
They just found them Lion around I suppose.

You really have no pride.

Are you kitten me?

smh

a reply to: rickymouse

" *sigh* Dad! "
- your kids probably

I'm dissapointed they weren't Sabertooth tigers!

a reply to: lostbook

Thanks OP what an awesome find!

My opinion on this, is that the lions were flash frozen, for starters they have not putrified and this freezing must have been sudden.

The tropical plants and veg also found in the teeth and gut of the flash frozen mammoths noted by Velikovsky, point to what we know as Siberia Once being in a far more warmer clime.

This Poleshift would have occurred roughly 10,000 years ago (3 Planet X cycles ago) and this discovery in the OP further solidifies this fact.

Someone beat me to it...

This thread makes me think they may have also found punnies at the site.