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75,000 Years of Secrets: Cave Reveals a Lost Ice Age World
A scientific study has shown that Arne Kvaamgrotta Cave on the northern coast of Norway contains a fossil record dating back approximately 75,000 years. The record includes remains of 46 species of mammals, birds, and fish, revealing a rich ecosystem in the region prior to the last Ice Age. The findings indicate that the area once supported marine and terrestrial life, including rivers and tundra, with animals such as polar bears, sea pigs, and waterfowl, suggesting a relatively moderate climate at that time. This discovery is considered one of the most important records for understanding how Arctic systems responded to ancient climate changes, thereby contributing to a better understanding of the impacts of current climate change.
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