«Вы даже не представляете масштаб находки». Ученый РАН Тихонов

Today, our guest is Alexey Nikolaevich Tikhonov, a leading researcher at the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and a PhD in biology. Today you'll learn whether ancient, unexplored organisms and civilizations can be found in permafrost, what the likelihood is of finding a Neanderthal in the ice, and what discoveries scientists are currently on the verge of. We'll discuss the resurrection of mammoths, what their last day was like, what other giants might be hidden in the ice, and why we might find them. Enjoy watching! Timecodes: 0:00 - Introduction 1:26 - Unexplored organisms and civilizations in ice 2:18 - Asteroid with structures 4:06 - Mammoth touched by Neanderthals discovered 4:44 - How much has permafrost been studied? 5:57 - Why do scientists need permafrost? 6:57 - The mystery of the preserved mammoth 9:13 - We might find a Neanderthal 11:50 - We know nothing 12:45 - Can we release a Neanderthal into society? 14:33 - People in the Ice Age 17:47 - What is it like to touch a 40,000-year-old creature? 20:05 - About dinosaurs – only guesses 22:10 - The smell of a mammoth 25:05 - The resurrection of mammoths by 2028 28:19 - Can resurrection stop global warming? 31:08 - The return of extinct animals 33:38 - The most important thing for the planet 37:09 - Will animals recognize a mammoth if it was released? 42:20 - The Truth About Mammoth Tusks 43:47 - How Does Blood Preserve in Ice? 45:18 - Did Humans Exterminate Mammoths? 48:37 - How Many People Hunted Mammoths 49:44 - The Last Day of the Mammoths 57:16 - These Giants Are Hidden in the Ice 1:00:57 - The Existence of Gigantopithecus 1:02:16 - The Most Dangerous Predator 1:04:08 - The Theory of Dinosaur Revival 1:06:05 - A Shocking Find in Permafrost 1:09:17 - Have They Found an Ocean Under Permafrost? 1:11:35 - Thawing Ancient Viruses 1:14:21 - What the World Will Be Like in 100 Years 1:16:39 - Mammoth vs. Woolly Rhinoceros 1:17:04 - Mammoth vs. Gorilla 1:17:12 - Mammoth vs. Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus 1:18:22 - Last Question 🤝Collaboration: [email protected]