[skeptoid]

I had always thought there were many (dozens) of complete mammoth remains discovered in Alaska.

Turns out that was another myth (along with global warming).

I should have known; after all, I am skeptoid

[ThomasThomas]

Lurkers can be good. But they won’t say anything about it.

[BigEdLB]

No, My name is not Manfred

[Carthego delenda est]

I think we need to clone dozens of these creatures and release them in the epicenter of the next Ferguson or Baltimore.

[tumblindice]

When Quinn the Eskimo gets there, everybody’s gonna jump for joy.
But this was a boney and not meaty creature, so the joy will be muted.

[beaversmom]

Sunken mammoth ping.

[demshateGod]

There may also be full unicorn skeletons too.

[rockinqsranch]

Just had to get their pro glo-BULL warming crap into the story didn’t they.

[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.