Prof Jamie Woodwardさんのイラストまとめ

Mass melting of Antarctic ice sheet driven by ocean warming led to 3 metre sea level rise 120,000 years ago https://t.co/PljPkcARwA

Charles Darwin by @QuentinBlakeHQ #WorldBookDay What are you reading today?

Listening to marine mammals is helping scientists understand the ecological impacts of climate change in the Arctic https://t.co/MpczaCSVEE 📷 NOAA Fisheries

In search of the furtive, ferocious wolverine in the deep snows and frigid cold of arctic Alaska 📷 Peter Mather https://t.co/H37Kevo7Y9

Although I fear it’s more hairy elephant than woolly mammoth.... What do you think @ToriHerridge?

Who needs 5G when you have the...

WOOLLY MAMMOTH INTERCONTINENTAL ICE AGE SUPERHIGHWAY

Edinburgh to Boston via Vladivostok

Source https://t.co/c8td5AjaTg

Delightful fresco showing the wine god Bacchus and Mount Vesuvius. Bacchus became hugely popular at Pompeii where wine was produced on an industrial scale. He was often depicted in grape pressing rooms and domestic shrines. #LastSupperinPompeii

Gastroliths—these beautifully smoothed and rounded pebbles were swallowed by a dinosaur over 120 million years ago to aid the breakdown of food in its gut. Modern birds such as chickens swallow coarse sand for the same reason. On display @yalepeabody

Were the Neanderthals doomed even before modern humans arrived on the scene? https://t.co/HMsHLkUeYa #IceAgeHumans

During glacial periods when global sea level was much lower, the Bering land bridge connected five continents. For much of the last one million years Earth had an #IceAgeSuperContinent

Source: https://t.co/wnuRPQ8OEM