10 Amazing Permafrost Discoveries - Part 2

Awesome video!

amazing video, as always!

I want that plant.

This is such a great channel. Many fail to keep consistent quality, but All.About.Nature is over here making dependable content.

You know you clicked on this for the foot, don't you?

"This is Boris!"
"This. Is. SPARTA!"

Only because it is melting. 😂

Bro traded a whooly mammoth for 2 snowmobiles… 😭

Can you talk about tamil Yalli animal?

I saw the thumbnail and my immediate thought was, "oh, I wish All About Nature would do one of these! His coverage would be awesome (idk how I missed the Canadian one, I thought I'd seen all your vids.)

So interesting ♡♡♡

Accidentally reviving an extinct species of nematode is so funny for some reason

The mummy babies always makes me sad

“No way I’m touching that dead mammoth. That’s cursed behavior. But you can bet your ass I’ll trade it to my bro for two snowmobiles!”

been watching since 17k 💕

Fascinating!

I would happily watch a 2 hour compilation of permafrost finds, if you could put the parts together when you're done

enjoyed seeing the little lark there is often such a focus on mammals i don't recall ever hearing about birds

Could Yana help accelerate Colossal's woolly mammoth revival, similar to how that 110-year-old thylacine skull accelerated their thylacine project?

Make video of channa amphibious the mythological snakehead thought to be extinct 85 years ago

Well done, Thank you! I found the seed germination interesting.

Another cracking episode! What amazing finds! Thank you. John. UK.

That is so sweet.I am jealous wish I was there. That is unbelievable!!!

They ate some of the neck is wild lmao

Longtime subscriber here; thanks for all your great uploads man. I - REALLY - appreciate how you don't use sensationalism, and stick to known facts. While it is disappointing how you get low views on the permafrost vids, they are some of my favorite. This video, along with your color morphs upload are top-notch content. Pretty much any of your videos that cover niche topics I enjoy the most, since I learn something new. Keep up the great work, I hope you have a great week!

"hey lets see what this thousands of year old mummified meat tastes like"

makes one wish they could go back in time,

i'm sorry, the researchers who discovered the Steppe Bison did what now 😃😃😃

Make a vídeo about each conservation status

The story of Boris and Sparta gets me every time- I hate that Boris suffered 😭 It's the pregnancy hormones acting up but they were just kittens!

Thank you gor this great video.
It's part 2. I could'nt find part 1. Can you help me, pls?

I wish we had an update on the Silene specimens. Id like to know if they kept growing them/or if they ended up destroying the specimens. I think growing a plant whose parents lived 40,000 years ago would be so cool.

Omiltemi cottontail was rediscovered

It is so nice imagining what actual wildlife looked like here in europe, i grow white campion which looks similar and it is a very tough plant.

Great Content! ❤

Cmon..lets clone that wolf

Fantastic video once again! Thank you for these! have a great week :D

It's insane that the permafrost flowers not only germinated, but also had slight differences in their flower structure compared to their modern counterparts, and their germination probability. That's micro-evolution in action, we're seeing an ancestor flower being alive and functioning.

I feel bad for these animals but it's still interesting

I always enjoy your videos!! keep uploading more material please! 🙏

Lol dogs just go to town gnawing on a mummified mammoth and humans use our tech to consume mummified bison no wonder we're best friends

Proud of my country

Naitves finding something not theirs and selling it.. wow im shocked

My guess is that i most cases the hair have changed colours due to the soils chemistry