The North Pole soared to 38 degrees, and the 57,000-year-old prehistoric behemoth's body was revealed, and the ancient threat was unsealed.

The picture shows a frozen animal skeleton corpse. According to an article published in the scientific journal Contemporary Biology, scientists found a 57,000-year-old prehistoric behemoth mummy in the frozen soil of the Arctic Circle. Scientists' research shows that this is an ancient giant gray wolf corpse. Well-preserved posture, including wolf cub's hair, is very important for paleontology research in the Arctic, but a bigger problem has come. This is the Arctic Circle. Moreover, it is frozen soil, and the bodies of ancient behemoths are always exposed directly, which illustrates a problem. The arctic is not so cold anymore, which is a big problem.

There are several countries in the Arctic Circle, many of which live on frozen soil. Northern Russia, Nordic countries, Alaska, Greenland and northern Canada are all in the Arctic Circle. It is reasonable to say that these areas are very cold, but global warming has caused a rare high temperature in a small town in northern Siberia, Russia for 8 million years, reaching an astonishing 38 degrees. You know, the local low temperature is MINUS 50-60 degrees. The coldest temperature is about 69 degrees, which exceeds the temperature in many parts of southern China. Because of this, local residents can swim in the river as happily as people in temperate regions.

But scientists are not happy. You know, warm weather is really a good thing, and many things can be done, but it is located on frozen soil, so warmth is a good thing. High temperature will melt the frozen soil, which is like planting a tree in the snow and it falls down. It is reported that there are cracks in the apartment in Yakutsk, Siberia. It is reported that a large oil pipeline in Siberia leaked, and nearly 20,000 tons of oil flowed into the river, causing downstream water pollution.

There is a pit called Batagaika. Because of global warming, frozen soil melts at high temperature, and the melted water takes away the sediments in the lower layer, with a length of 1.6km and a depth close to 100m, and this collapse continues every year. Tens of thousands of prehistoric mammoths, horses and early carnivores were unearthed in the collapse pit. The cold weather kept these corpse fossils intact.

As early as five years ago, a child of 12 years old in the Arctic Circle died of anthrax, and no fewer than 20 people were infected. Investigation on the source of the virus found that a reindeer buried under the frozen ice was infected with anthrax. Because of the high temperature, the frozen ice melted, the anthrax on the reindeer was exposed, and the virus infected the children. Scientists are very concerned about this. According to research, ancient microorganisms have revived in the ancient permafrost in the Arctic Circle. Ancient bacteria and viruses on these microorganisms will spread in different ways. Water and air may pose a great threat to the Arctic Circle and even to mankind as a whole. After all, the reason for the extinction of ancient creatures is still a mystery, and it is not ruled out that they will be wiped out by ancient bacteria and viruses.

Global carbon dioxide and methane emissions exceed the standard, leading to the greenhouse effect. Moreover, a large number of ancient permafrost carbon layers are stored under the permafrost in the Arctic. After the frozen soil melts, charcoal does not burn at high temperature, but is in a sultry state like a stuffy furnace at home. It was previously reported that nearly 1 10,000 hectares of forest in Siberian permafrost were ignited, which produced more carbon dioxide and methane gas, which aggravated the role of greenhouse in light and heat.

A COVID-19 has made the world so poor, so these unknown viruses that could make the creatures extinct in ancient times will be a fatal threat to mankind. In order to live a better life, human beings can't live without industry, greed and competition, and accelerate the global exploitation of the earth's energy. However, if industry is stopped, survival and demand are threatened. After all, human beings are not tens of millions or hundreds of millions, but now there are more than 8 billion people, and all countries will increase mining and industrial development in order to be strong. It is a dilemma to stop and continue industrial production. In a word, we should start from scratch to protect the earth.