Discovery of a 39,000-Year-Old Woolly Mammoth: Scientists in Japan have uncovered a remarkably preserved mummified woolly mammoth, believed to be one of the best-preserved specimens in history, found in Siberian permafrost.

Ancient Skis Unearthed in Norway: Archaeologists have discovered 1,300-year-old skis in Norway, believed to date back to the Viking Age, showcasing the historical significance of winter sports.

World War I Bunker Found in Italian Alps: A melting glacier in the Italian Alps has revealed a well-preserved bunker built by Austro-Hungarian soldiers during World War I, along with various artifacts.

1950s Military Plane Remains Discovered in Alaska: Researchers have located human remains and artifacts from a military plane that crashed in Alaska in 1952, including flight suits and personal items.

30,000-Year-Old Plant Revived: Scientists have successfully revived seeds from an ancient plant, believed to have been frozen for 30,000 years, using seeds stored in permafrost by squirrels.

Ancient Viruses Extracted from Tibetan Glacier: Researchers have extracted 15,000-year-old viruses from a Tibetan glacier, with 28 out of 33 viruses being new to science, providing insights into ancient pathogens.

Frozen Alligators Survive Winter Freeze: In North Carolina, American alligators were found frozen in icy waters but survived the extreme cold by entering a hibernation-like state known as brumation.