BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 04:21:00
A bitterly cold and inhospitable climate, today large parts of north greenland are harsh polar desert, but a new discovery suggests it has not always been so bleak. scientists have been able to turn back the clock — two million years to be precise — and have found evidence of thriving life. two million years, ago we had this forest and environment with mastodons and reindeer and hares running around in the landscape, together with a lot of plant species. the research was carried out in the northern—most part of greenland in an area called the kap koebenhavn formation. 0ften scientists re...