And at last the chime bell rang.

To the point though, those are not direwolves. Dire wolves are gone. What you see there is a simulation. Manipulated. Spurious. Inauthentic. Not genuine.

Speaking of mammoths, I read this article a while back and found it fascinating:

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/scien...oth-180983064/

It's really worth the read. As a teaser, it's an explanation of how archaeologists were able to track the exact migratory movements of a specific woolly mammoth in Alaska. It makes my all-time top-ten magazine articles list.

But if you see one drinking a Coke, it's the real thing.

That story deserves a Secrets of the Dead episode.

You know they have a humanzee locked up somewhere.

https://www.app.com/gcdn/-mm-/7fefd6...HTLNO6.1-0.jpg

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This is incredible. Makes me proud to be a part of my species in these times.

On the flipside….

There could be a reason they are being brought back! :shrug:

This was probably the inspiration for Planet of the Apes.

they do look pretty awesome NGL tho

I don't think the scientists thought they were going to be white with mane's like that either

Interesting, sounds a more like a whoop sounding coyote but not as shrill. I didn't expect that but they're still very young. Can't wait to see what they sound like as adults.

There was this dude on the Joe Rogan Experience who compared humans to a mold that has grown out of control because our natural predator died out. What in the world is our natural predator that died out?! Whatever it is, I’d prefer not to bring that one back!

Life, uh, finds a way.

Historically our main predators seem to mostly be each other.