The mere idea that something can be preserved so well after being frozen in the wild for 18,000 years boggles my mind. Even more so when I think about things in my freezer that go south after several months.
Take a look at these pictures.
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The mere idea that something can be preserved so well after being frozen in the wild for 18,000 years boggles my mind. Even more so when I think about things in my freezer that go south after several months.
Take a look at these pictures.
Just had to put our dog of 14 years asleep and now sits by the TV in her urn so still say hello with a tear. So some just maybe stay a real dog not ashes.
Sorry to hear about your loss Billy. I have a couple urns on the fire place as well.
Same here...My two's ashes are in little wooden caskets above my desk...:wah:...BenQuote:
Originally Posted by Phillbo
I saw that story, it's incredible. The dog looks fresh as new with really nice teeth.
18,000 years and he still won’t “heel.”
I hope it goes well for you and your family in dealing with the death of your dog, Billy
They give us so much. And, I believe we'll see them again someday.
Hunter
Sorry Billy.
Really sorry to hear that Billy, my pup is the center of my world right now, wanting to give more but I'm blank thinking about ya.