Prof Jamie Woodwardさんのイラストまとめ

You are never very far from an active volcano in Indonesia https://t.co/fJyxs6Uk7n

From Kilauea to the Galapagos: why 2018 was a very hot year for geology https://t.co/DJW1RHTRhe

Photo: USGS

How Greenland would look without its ice sheet https://t.co/yCdcZL3cjs

Beautifully-preserved woolly mammoth mandible and molars dug out of the brickearth of Bexley in the late nineteenth century #IceAgeLondon #FossilFriday #LondonMammoths

Ice age impact - what we know and what we need to know - great review https://t.co/tZWditiIFt

What drove the spectacled cormorant to extinction? https://t.co/t3UFjSsSMp

Image by John Gerrard Keulemans

The truly ferocious kangaroo-eating marsupial lion by @GeorgeMonbiot https://t.co/jBc3Dw4Xyn #IceAgeAustralia #Extinction

Arctic temperatures soar 45 degrees above normal, flooded by extremely mild air on all sides https://t.co/9rZlseYOuA #Arctic #climatechange

This remarkably well-preserved woolly rhinoceros carcass is ~39,000 years old. It was discovered by gold miners in the permafrost of eastern Siberia in 2007. Look at those woolly socks!

Photograph by Vladimir Filippov

The baby mammoth at Chauvet painted more than 30,000 years ago. The artist had some fun with those wonderful feet pads! #IceAgeArt