24,000-Year-Old Microbes Found Surviving In Permafrost
Scientists have revived 24,000-year-old microorganisms called rotifers that were found in Siberian permafrost, which, while harmless, raises questions about whether climate change will release potentially harmful pathogens as glaciers and ice sheets melt. What do you think?
Dave Thye
I doubt something as tiny and insignificant as a microbe could ever be harmful on a human scale.
Topiary Consultant