I think we have some nearly as old in our freezer. Good to know it’s still good!....................
Those ribs don’t look like much, do they?
A suitable wine would have been appropriate.
Regards,
Reminds me of the few times I've used public transportation.
“The taste was delicious, and none of us suffered any ill effects from the meal.” Thanks, I’ve always wanted to try that. Another thing on my bucket list.
So, why didn’t the lion who brought it down then consume it? A lion risks his life when attacking a bison with horns like that. Did the bison injure or kill his attacker?
the research team decided to follow in the footsteps of Russian scientists who had come before them in introducing a little bit of the findings into an evening meal.
I remember reading that the Russian team ate theirs before they even got back to the lab...
OK, now try Pliocene.
That is so gross and unappetizing
In 1949 some friends and I came upon a noteworthy news item in Nature, a magazine of the Academy of Sciences. It reported in tiny type that in the course of excavations on the Kolyma River a subterranean ice lens had been discovered which was actually a frozen stream— and in it were found frozen specimens of prehistoric fauna some tens of thousands of years old. Whether fish or salamander, these were preserved in so fresh a state, the scientific correspondent reported, that those present immediately broke open the ice encasing the specimens and devoured them with relish on the spot.
Walt
Have you ever tried mammoth, Joel?
Dr. Fleischman
"Tried"? What do you mean, try? Try, as in "eat"?
Walt Better than the finest air-dried beef. Grill a three-inch filet with onions, peppers. Marilyn Likes to jerk it, put in that teriyaki flavoring.
Dr. Fleischman
Walt, you telling me that you've found these before?
Walt
Oh, nothing like this, no. No, the odd cutlet here, a haunch there. But this this was a major payday.
I remember reading a story about this. I thought it was a wooly mammoth that was enjoyed. Might have been a different situation.
This is how the zombie outbreak started.
More proof that frozen meat and frozen food in general lasts in human time forever. I tell my wife this all the time food frozen at sub zero temps is frozen in biological time it’s inert and as long as it’s air right as in vacuum sealed “good” forever. I have eaten 5 year old venison found at the bottom of one of the garage casket freezers...Oh look that’s from a hunt in the late 2010s I remember shooting her lets do smoked and sous vide loin.
I 100% would eat 50,000 year old frozen bison, no doubt about it.