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AndronETalksNews
New York Post
By Jane Herz
September 3, 2023 1:20pm Updated
Global worming?
Scientists recently revived microscopic creatures frozen for 46,000 years in the Siberian permafrost.
The ancient nematodes, better known as roundworms, are able to shut their bodies down in unsuitable environments — a process called anabiosis.
After discovering them in a frozen squirrel burrow in 2018, scientists simply put the worms in water to awake them of their shut-down state.
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