In people's common understanding, DNA carries the genetic code, and most of the biological information relies on them for inheritance. With the continuous development of science and technology, we are expected to decipher more genetic informatio...
In people's common understanding, DNA carries the genetic code, and most of the biological information relies on them for inheritance. With the continuous development of science and technology, we are expected to decipher more genetic information and thus solve the mystery of the birth of living things.
However, scientists have discovered that time may destroy the data in DNA. If a prehistoric animal is discovered, RNA may be of greater research value. An unknown creature was recently unearthed from the permafrost, and scientists are trying to understand their true identity through RNA.
It is reported that under the trend of global climate warming, the melting area of permafrost in Siberia continues to expand. Scientists believe that this will bring a test to the global ecology, because many prehistoric microorganisms that existed in the permafrost may reappear in the world, seriously endangering the survival of other animals.
In related research, scientists found the remains of a special prehistoric animal from the melting permafrost. As a natural database, the permafrost preserves their original form. This animal that looks like both a dog and a wolf has attracted widespread attention from scientists.
According to data analyzed by relevant instruments, this unknown species lived about 14,000 years ago. They may be a completely new species, but they have lived in Siberia for a long time, so we have not found more fossils.
However, there are also opinions that judging from the shape and size of this mysterious animal, it may belong to a transitional species between wolves and dogs, and is in the cub stage. It may be a pet domesticated by prehistoric humans. People should not be overly surprised by this, because 14,000 years ago, our ancestors had already evolved to a certain stage, and we may be able to find more beneficial clues from the RNA of mysterious animals.
At the same time, there is also a surprising discovery. This mysterious animal is completely preserved in the permafrost, and even some of its blood has not yet coagulated, which will provide greater convenience for research.
In addition, scientists have found complete mammoth remains in the permafrost. With the support of advanced technology, they are expected to be resurrected in the future. Although this sounds a bit whimsical now, human imagination and creativity are endless. As long as the code of nature is unlocked, we will have more opportunities to display it.
