Can Canadians get the world drinking tree sap? - BBC News

Scientists have discovered ancient DNA from a mammoth that was found in the Siberian permafrost, dating back 1 million years. This is the oldest DNA ever retrieved, providing insights into prehistoric ecosystems and evolutionary biology. The study reveals the DNA's fragmented condition but emphasizes the significance of the find in understanding climate change and species response over millennia. The research opens new avenues for studying extinct species and their habitats, showcasing the potential for further discoveries as climate change reveals more ancient materials.