Alaska's first full mammoth skeleton may be lurking under Arctic lake

Alaska Dispatch ^ | Yereth Rosen

[beaversmom]

:)

I think she’s a protected class being a cave girl and all. I’m sure she qualifies for something. Might have to do some diggin’.

[Norm Lenhart]

I wonder if moose hickies count as a disability...

[beaversmom]

lol...

Maybe, not, but I betcha moose cooties might.

[Norm Lenhart]

I begin to sense that these moose may be more trouble than they’re worth.

[beaversmom]

Get her to the “free” clinic asap just to be safe.

[Norm Lenhart]

Or a vet. Probably a vet. I dunno. I don’t wanna offend PETA.

[beaversmom]

Yeah, but don't fall into that trap where you judge them all.

[Norm Lenhart]

I’m starting to understand Boris’ dislike for Rocky’s antlered buddy. Natasha was pretty secretive about things...

[beaversmom]

But you can’t really trust those Ruskies, either, though. The world is such a complicated place. :(

[Norm Lenhart]

Thats whats great about playing Skyrim. A sword uncomplicates most things. We should play it for real more often...

To heck with this “Obamerica” game. It isn’t fun anymore.

[TChad]

Rasic and Urban moved across the still-frozen lake surface and searched with a radar device for objects below. In all, Rasic said, there were more than 100 objects detected, and those are assumed to be bones. “Bones are the most obvious and likely explanation for the radar anomalies,” he said. “There’s little else it can be.”

I wonder how hard it is for a diver to search that lake.

[moovova]

“I wonder how hard it is for a diver to search that lake.”

Well, if our climate-change buddies are correct...it won’t be long before that lake area is a tropical paradise with cabanas, tiki bars, dive shops, glass-bottom boat rentals and SPF-50 suntan lotion kiosks.

Let the research begin...