Scientists discover a 280-million-year-old fossil forest in Antarctica.

Archaeology World ^ | JANUARY 4, 2021 | ARCHAEOLOGY WORLD TEAM

[Rakhi Sarkar]

Antarctica wasn’t quite a region of ice for most of the year. It is widely believed that millions of years ago, when the planet earth was already a massive landmass called Gondwana, trees flourished near the South Pole.

Now, newfound, intricate fossils of some of these trees are revealing how the plants thrived — and what forests might look like as they march northward in today’s warming world.

[dp0622]

I thought Pelosi was in DC.

[bgill]

Here’s to global cooling.

[Red Badger]

Finally found Wakanda................................

[a fool in paradise]

ping

[a fool in paradise]

council of trees

[READINABLUESTATE]

I wonder who was calling it Gondwana back then?

[PghBaldy]

Source is a hoax site.

[skr]

Thanks for the laugh!

[faucetman]

“It is widely believed that millions of years ago, when the planet earth was already a massive landmass called Gondwana,”

EXACTLY!

“Called” By WHOM?

Exactly what “millions of years” old language is Gondwana?

[PIF]

All articles posted from this magazine are either unfounded, unsourced, outright fakes and so forth. Fake archeology, fake science, poor writing. Would go over better in the Babylon Bee.

[Revel]

If it was that warm a million years ago then Nothing Should Have Survived!

[Lean-Right]

Sounds African.

[minnesota_bound]

What the earth looked like down thru the ages.

This is set at 280 million. Use dropdown menu for other times.
https://dinosaurpictures.org/ancient-earth#280

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks, but no thanks. Archaeology World sucks.

[vikramsingh]

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