Found in the Russian permafrost. To me, this is an astounding find.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/18/europe/prehistoric-foal-liquid-blood-urine-trnd-scli-scn-intl/index.html


On another note, absolutely NOTHING found to support the ever evasive Book of Mormon anywhere in the world.

Fascinating. Thanks for the link. Also, it is a baby horse.

Horse, deer, tapirs...it’s all the same.

Exactly!

I would have agreed had it been found in The New World.

Another piece of evidence that destroys the 6,000 year idea.

Maybe it's really 42000+1 years old?
How can they be so sure? :)

"The discovery of liquid blood and urine is rarer still. Grigoriev said he was aware of only one other case where liquid blood was found in an animal from the Pleistocene epoch, which lasted from around 2.6 million years ago until about 11,700 years ago. That was in the frozen carcass of an adult mammoth discovered by Grigoriev's team in May 2013 at Little Lyakhovsky Island off the northeast coast of Russia.
"As a rule, the blood coagulates or even turns to powder in the ancient remains of animals of the ice age, even if the carcass is preserved seems to be well," Grigoriev explained. "This is due to mummification when moisture and other biological fluids gradually evaporate over thousands of years, even if the remains are in the permafrost. The remains are preserved best if they are in the ice, as it was with our mammoth."

Very cool!

I do have misgivings about what they would do with an animal if they were able to cloned one from the specimens though. It's not like they could revive a species with one set of DNA. Lots of moral dilemmas in cloning, but a fascinating subject. Thanks for sharing!

Paleolithic Park, er corral?

I’m hoping they can clone him.

LOL @ exmos who beleaf in these wild atheist scientest stories about 42000 year old liquid blood ~


just LOL ~

Have you never heard of immortal vampires ziller? I'm sure there is some ancient blood still living out there...

beats eating a steak cut from a frozen mammoth.