#2433 - James McCann

Joe Rogan podcast. Check it out. The Joe Rogan experience. Showing my day Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day. This haven't been a while. That's That's fucking good. That we started, that we gone. We're starting oh, no. Not over the relics. The dirty dirtier this, table is, the better. Get it away from the What is that? The relics. That is, that's from my friend John Reeves. He gave that to me. That's a mastodon tooth. Or woolly mammoth or what's the difference? What is the difference between woolly mammoth and a mastodon? They must be a different What is the age? A different era. But, that's a giant tooth that he there's a company in Alaska. I forgot the name. But they, it kinda seems fucked to carve into this thing because it is 10,000 years old, at least. How many of them are there, though? Do they have heaps of them? They have heaps of them. Oh, that's But this is really cool. It's like they carved a a mammoth in it. So what is the difference? According to our sponsor perplexity, a woolly mammoth and a mastodon were related but quite different ice age element elephants. Mammoths were taller, more slightly built grass eaters, while mastodons were shorter, stockier browsers that ate woody plants. Okay. I was gonna say the hare maybe, but I don't it's obviously more Woolly mammoth. Right? Yeah. Mastodon looks like an elephant. Yeah. The mastodon horn does look cooler. They're pretty cool. They're all pretty cool. Do you know they lived on an was it well, where were the last mastodons? I wanna think I wanna say they lived on island until, like, ten thousand years ago or something like that. Because most of them died out. They don't they don't know how they died out, but there's two theories. One one theory is people killed them all, which is a shaky theory. Because it's people of ten thousand years ago with fucking sticks. Were they around ten thousand years ago? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They died. We definitely did that thing. I don't think so. I think it was a cataclysm. I think it was the same thing that killed sixty five percent of all megafauna. That's the problem. It killed so many different animals like almost instantaneously. We're seeing that. Four thousand years ago. Four thousand years ago, Wrangel Island, remote Arctic Island off Siberia's coast, had the last woolly mammoths till about 4,000 years ago. Ain't that nuts? That's nothing. That's nuts. Yeah. That's like before the pyramids were built. It's No. I mean, after the pyramids were built, brother. Similar time. Yeah. After Yeah. After the pyramids. Allegedly. I think they're probably built earlier than that. But the, official date is 2500. Strange man with the beard and the Which one? That man you had on to debate it, who's always clapping back on Twitter and going like, there's nothing funny about the Oh, Flint …