A Catastrophe Killed the Ice Age Giants

I'm amazed every time I see a picture of Mammoths and mastadons in a cold setting. These animals ate grass and leaves. Also these animals having fur was not to keep them warm, it was to regulate their body temperature in a temperate climate. There were also millions more mammoths and everything else than humans at that time, we're supposed to believe that they just killed more than they could use or eat, while they are fighting for their lives? This idea is not only ridiculously stupid, it's incredibly lazy, and close minded, and makes no sense. But that's what people are taught,,, I think I'm going to be sick

They got there islwnd hopping

Drop the sea level a few hundred feet as it was in the ice age, and you get a chain of islands across the whole Pacific, that includes Easter Island and ends right at the coast of Chile where the giant geoglyph of a person on the side of a hill is. It’s beyond obvious that this chain of islands acted as a pathway where they could go a hundred miles or so at a time, meaning doesn’t require open-sea fairing ability to cross

It is possible that Surovell took samples from the wrong area but it is 100% certain that he intentionally misrepresented or inflated his evidence attempting to discredit Dillehay. He does this for every site older than something he’s investigated.

So what we told you about our own history is true. No wonder its being disputed.

Mount verde 😂 Green Monte 😂

These guys come up with a theory with nothing to back it up and the rest parrot it as gospel not one human relic dredged from "Beringia" Now it's the "Kelp Highway". This is science?

More water down cartoonish interpretations of the past.