[LibWhacker]

Yep, more global warming crap thrown in. That's one of the reasons I'm reading fewer science articles than ever. Every. Article. Global. Warming. Blech!

These newly discovered animals are about as far from being affected by global warming (even if it did exist) as any living creature on earth.

Sigh... Anyhoo, life just found in an unexpected place!

[Jeff Chandler]

[Zack Attack]

LOL I just happen to be watching this really bad “B” movie from 2001 called Boa, where they are building a global high security prison underneath the Antarctic and free an 80 foot boa constrictor frozen in a nitrogen rock, millions of years old.

[Fred Hayek]

If they are not careful they may awaken and release the Great Old Ones.

[DannyTN]

You just can’t get away.
You hide out underneath a glacier and people still come looking for you.

[Tacrolimus1mg]

... The Locust?!

[DoodleBob]

But this study is the first to discover the existence of stationary animals — similar to sponges and potentially several previously unknown species — attached to a boulder on the seafloor.

Sponges are hardly stationary.

[baclava]

Probably feeding off alien bacteria from sewers connected to alien bases under the ice, their toilet have to empty somewhere, eh

[ETL]

"Negotiating an underwater tunnel [beneath the ice] to gain the island's interior, those aboard U-33 are amazed to discover a tropical prehistoric world kept warm by volcanic forces.

Here dinosaurs that should be long extinct live and roam, as do a curious race of humanoid savages that appear to exhibit all the various phases of Man's evolutionary development. To survive long enough to repair and replenish the U-boat, wartime enemies must put aside their differences and cooperate with one another. But not everyone is playing from the Kumbaya songbook...

[ETL]

[ETL]

Yep, more global warming crap thrown in. That's one of the reasons I'm reading fewer science articles than ever. Every. Article. Global. Warming. Blech!