3 Hours Of Extinct Animals Facts To Fall Asleep To

Embark on an exciting journey to some of the world's most remote and harsh environments, where modern science is unlocking ancient mysteries. The team explores Siberia's frozen tundra, investigating preserved remains of Ice Age creatures like the musk ox and woolly mammoth. Paleontologist Dick Maul and his colleagues examine DNA samples and search for clues about why certain species survived the mass extinction at the end of the last Ice Age.

They also investigate evidence of ancient human interactions with these animals. Meanwhile, in British Columbia, researchers study the unique coastal wolves, adapting to hunt salmon in a rich but vulnerable ecosystem. This marathon also follows a thrilling expedition to study the elusive Greenland shark in Arctic waters, where the team uncovers new insights into this mysterious predator. From the Arctic tundra to the rainforests of the Pacific Northwest, the marathon takes us on an extraordinary journey to uncover the secrets of nature and the creatures that inhabit it.

00:00 Musk Ox
04:53 Studying Ancient Ice Age Animals
09:11 Woolly Mammoth
12:52 Why did Woolly Mammoth and Musk Ox go extinct?
25:28 Unveiling Ice Age Mysteries
47:20 Hunting Behaviours of Coastal Wolves
1:31:40 Greenland Shark
2:27:09 Exploring the Arctic

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