Ryan Callaghan

And this deep, rich layer of carbon seems to indicate some massive burn there.

happened through that area and it coincides with this immense pile of bones and ivory and and you know mammoth skeletons and cave bears and all this shit like it's just small area you know his area is only like the area where they're pulling these bones from is only a few acres and

No way.

Yeah.

He thinks it was a wash.

So with the impact came this immediate melting of a lot of the ice caps.

And this is what they think happened that ended the ice age in North America.

10,000 plus years ago, you're looking at more than a mile high ice in a giant chunk of North America.

And then almost instantaneously that stuff gets melted.

And this coincides with Randall Carlson's theories about this too, which also was unsubstantiated until they came up with the core samples for the Younger Dry Ascent back there.

And they go, no, this happened.

There was a fucking massive impact.

Somewhere around 30% of the entire world was hit by comets.

And this area where John has, look at this, 2.1 to 2.3 acres.

So, if you look at the amount of stuff that he has, I mean, 2.3 acres is like a nice yard, right?

It's like a nice, a person's really, oh, you got a nice piece of land here, nice yard.

That's where he's pulling thousands of dead animals.

And if you look at his boneyard, if you look at some of the warehouses that he has, this is his Instagram page.

Boneyard Alaska is the Instagram page.

But he's got enormous warehouses filled with tusks.