bacteria, molds, and species.

creepy

Are he and his cohort a group of algae, mosses, and small animals that crawled out of a cave beneath the ice? It now makes perfect sense why he wants climate change: he wants to free his trapped brethren.

If it's as difficult to access as the article indicates, we had better get busy right away if we are going ruin it during our lifetime. After all, this is not the sort of thing we want to leave to the next generation.

his 2 companions frozen to death. Scott knew so little about Antarctica when he attempted to go to South Pole.

What the hell is it photosynthesizing?

Also, this is a potential example of how we might find life on Mars, in deep, warm cave systems.

From the link in the OP:
"The caves, hollowed out by steam from active volcanoes, are light and could reach temperatures of 25 degrees Celsius (77 Fahrenheit), researchers said, raising the possibility of a whole ecosystem of flora and fauna deep beneath the frozen surface."

The picture with the article seems to show light diffused through the ice.

Tekeli-li !

Tekeli-li...

One of my favorite authors, James Rollins, wrote his novel Subterranean set within these caves.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subterranean_(novel)

I believe the correct term is "troglodytes"...


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