[Red Badger]

Unicorn is /was real PinGGG!..............

[Pearls Before Swine]

Rainbow skittles, too?

[aomagrat]

Killed by global warming no doubt.

[shotgun]

“According to early descriptions”

From where or whom did these descriptions come from 29,000 years ago?

[Hieronymus]

The question on researchers’ minds is how this unicorn lasted so much longer than those that died out hundreds of thousands of years earlier.

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Gary Larson knew: He didn’t smoke

https://eisdoxan.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/farsidedinosaurs.jpg

[Popman]

Elasmotherium sibiricum

If you google the name of this beast, most of the drawings show a much different looking image of this animal....

The Image in the article looks more like a horse, most of the google images look like a rhino...

[PAR35]

Apparently, it didn’t make it onto the Ark.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Now we have this:

[Sirius Lee]

There’s evidence that wooly mammoths still trod Wrangle Island while the Great Pyramids were being built.

[JoeProBono]

[hadaclueonce]

Kazakhstan Chamber of Commerce is hoping for a boost in tourism.

take a jacket.

[Pontiac]

The team hopes that the find will help them better understand how environmental factors played a role in the creature’s extinction

Knowing how the species survived for so long, and potentially what wiped it out in the end, could allow us to make more informed choices about the future of our own species, as we find ourselves in a rather perilous situation.

I can’t believe that they are trying to create a link between a creature that died 29,000 years ago and global warming.

IF climate change had anything to do with this creature’s extinction then to me it proves that they can not definitively link technology and climate change.

If natural processes can cause climate change then it is nearly impossible definitively say that man’s impact on the ecology is the cause of climate change.

This website should change its name to Science Propaganda

[wildbill]

Too bad the Weekly World News is no longer in competition with the National Enquirer. Imagine what they could do with this.

“Bat Boy has unicorn in his garage”

or “Bat Boy was “backdoor man” to Cruz Mistresses”

[tet68]

I’m always reminded of a bit from the Gulag Archipelago
about the mammoth remains found frozen in the Taiga.
Unfortunately, no specimens survived because the expedition
promptly ate every bit of the frozen meat.

Yes, things were that bad.

[centurion316]

The Silicon Valley Unicorns will be joining this specimen very shortly unless they can produce a profit/lost sheet that has positive numbers.

[subterfuge]

Yes, we must find out what”environmental factors” caused it to die out so whatever is found out can be used to bolster the global warming hoax.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Interestingly the "real" unicorns in the old painting did not have a horse tail but one that looked a great deal like the one shown.

[AndyTheBear]

I just want to know two things.

1) Was it pink?

2) Did it possess the ability to become invisible?

[Axenolith]

If it went extinct 29k years ago that means they were tasty!

[Only1choice____Freedom]

Clone it so we can find out what they tasted like!!