What REALLY happened to the beresovka mammoth Yea Forums?
How is it possible for a mammoth' s body to go from 78°C to 0°C fast enough for crystals not to form even in the lining of his stomach?
Don't tell me it fell into ice, that's bullshit because it was found in mud.
What REALLY happened to the beresovka mammoth Yea Forums?
Connor Evans
Jaxon Parker
Brayden Hall
In depth research states the freezing occurred in less the 30seconds.
Ayden Ross
when I am drunk in the street i like to pretend that I am chasing the passing by cars by running after them for awhile
Jacob Myers
Is the freezing theory tested on animals, maybe the formation of crystals occurred differently in the mammoth even slowly.
Grayson Sullivan
What do you think of the issue at hand?
Kayden Rogers
Maybe he fell into a super cold, fast moving stream of muck that later slowed down enough to freeze
Dylan Sanchez
I feel they don’t know the science for the freezing in the mammoth, the beef frozen takes time narrative is a specific experiment which can’t be put to explain the mammoth
Wyatt Cruz
The freezing theory is not "tested" on animals because it is already a well-known and established fact. Freezing creates ice crystals within the structure of the meat (as meat contains a high percentage of water). These ice crystals rupture the fibre which causes the meat to bleed when defrosted.
Elijah Wright
What kind of ice freezes a mammoth in 30 seconds?
Could you please rephrase your statement? I'm having a hard time understanding any of it
Parker Hughes
A living being dying in cold still has blood pumping,as heart will continue to work till a certain time, maybe crystals are formed differently.
Xavier Harris
The creature could also be moving for some time.
David Sanders
Well that would create even more crystals because blood being pumped mea s that the temperature will drop more slowly, which in turn would make the freezing process take more time ultimately increasing crystals formation
Jaxon Garcia
I meant that the crystallisation could occur in a diff way unknown right now, the meat lab experiment may not fit it
Owen Hernandez
You are speculating that, we will need an experiment
Landon Torres
Maybe it fell in cold sand,
In deserts animals buried in sand can mummify,
Maybe in cold soil is did not allow microbes to act while also preventing crystals formation.
I’m just bantering now.
Blake Cooper
Maybe that was the last mammoth who just died.
Chase Cruz
How am I speculating that? It has already been tested and the results are conclusive; live mice take more time to freeze than dead ones and thus more crystals form
Hunter Murphy
Maybe it was the aliens.
Nolan Morris
I did it.
Injected the fucker with liquid nitrogen before kicking him into a vat of the same.
Nathaniel Peterson
Op here, sorry for posting this thread. Forgot this was a children's board
Jordan Perry
But the crystals may not be large enough to destroy the fibrous stuff, due to circulating blood,
Slow freeze makes large crystals in meat
But does slow freeze in living mammoth with a healthy heart also form large crystals?
Does the flowing blood alter the way crystals are formed so as to not destroy architecture
Andrew Sullivan
This is a very interesting point you're making, I'll admit.
However, it does not explain other characteristics
Dominic Gonzalez
What other characteristics
Ian Reyes
There’s only one culprit...Mr. Freeze!
Joseph Rogers
Or maybe this Mr. Freeze...
Asher Carter
... then again, oh never mind!
Joseph Cook
As a scientist I think the e.coli in the colon of the mammoth were acting as a cruise ship for the ancient civilisations of rommmodsast. These people could perserve mammoths.
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