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Dining On Woolly Mammoth

Dining On Woolly Mammoth

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Adam Gollner spends time at The Explorers Club in New York City to learn more about the true definition of mystery meat. Refiner: The one question he asked the most was the most obvious. If you get the opportunity to experience something that almost no one else has ever been able to experience in probably the last 3, 600 years, you friggin take it. Turning it down would be like those early Alaskan explorers not discovering Alaska for themselves because it was cold. Only, to keep the analogy, it would have been Poughkeepsie, NY, not Alaska. Still, you were led to believe it was Alaska, lol.
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 8


remember watching a documentary where some guy was in a remote south american country, if i remember correctly, and he was offered penguin- he asked (paraphrasing from memory. --I dont know about eating - penguin- its a bit strange- what does it taste like? - - -to which the villager answered: ---don't worry, it's great - it tastes just like a mix of peacock and pelican. -
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My overall critique/review of this mini documentary. It was an interesting topic to make a video about, about it was immensly dragged out. The viewers were mainly curious about if the meat that they consumed was mammoth meat or not, and many parts were unrelated to that central question. 7/10
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Well this is weird but I read in an old book that Native Siberians that helped the explorers had dogs that ate the mammoth corpses. It could technically be eaten but to eat it would open the door to arcane necromancy. I'd rather eat oysters.
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-If you love a flower, don-t pick it up. -Because if you pick it up it dies and it ceases to be what you love. -So if you love a flower, let it be. -Love is not about possession. -Love is about appreciation. -
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I saw a documentary that had a 40, 000 year old mammoth carcass dug out of permafrost in Siberia where a scientist ate some of the fresh mammoth meat! Blood was flowing from the carcass FFS!
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Really people? This isn't clickbait. It is an interesting story about a 100 year old organization that had an interesting story that nobody had previously investigated.
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i have ate elephant meat, it-s texture was like half-beef, half-pork(i only ate the trunk part. Taste to say, pretty bland, taste better when roasted
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Explorers' Club: woah I wonder what's in this green turtle soup made from green turtle that's listed as green turtle soup-. -. -. -Must be Mammoth.
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