Woolly Mammoth Film
Blurry footage may show the extinct woolly mammoth crossing the water.
What doesn’t go extinct grows stronger. The four-legged creature known as the Woolly Mammoth is said to have been extinct for many thousands of years. It has been around within the archeological era of humanity. The thought of this creature being out of existence is the accepted belief among scientists. Now, that belief has come into a question of doubt as such a possibility of an existing specimen has been brought forth to the front of our view.
Behold! A live woolly mammoth may be walking right in front of our eyes. A video has surfaced out of Siberia that may show evidential proof that the woolly mammoth has not completely been erased from the epochs of time. The source is the British news company The Sun which displays the video in all of its mammoth glory – all precious few seconds that exists. Is it a woolly mammoth? How can we tell if this is real? Does that really matter? A woolly mammoth existence is an idea to grand to ignore.
The thought that such an extinct species – one that died out, oh so long ago – could be alive and well awakens the appetites of those who are thirsty for good tales of science, wonder and possibility. I do hope that the footage is legitimate. Or do I? Hopefully, there is no downside to reintroducing a long-gone animal back into the world.
[ images via: Animal Wildlife, The Christian Science Monitor ]
