We're going to do oldest animals in the world.

But the reason I'm doing that is because I read a story last night that blew my mind.

There were scientists who pulled up some permafrost.

You know, the ground that's like permanently frozen?

Got it. So they thought it out they

estimated this permafrost was 41,000 years old now I don't know let me let me play the role of

Kyrie here for a second. How do they estimate that?

I don't, I'm guessing they use, you know,

either radioactive dating or...

So they just told you.

They just told us, you're right.

So you're just believe in the man, the man who wants to control you.

You know what, I did not date that

permafrost but we are seeing each other so there's that now you like that it's

pretty good so anyway they thought the permafrost they're looking for like

little microbes to try to see if things that are

on the microscopic level might have survived and you know what they found? There were these

worms that were frozen in it. Now they're not very big worms, but they're tiny little inch worms.

They just start up to warm up, start moving around.

Moving around.

Moving around!

Oh!

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