Details Relating to the Crevasse Theory 19. Same as item 11. The contents of Berezovka's stomach showed that he lived in a warm climate, not one containing ice crevasses. Furthermore, tree fragments and roots were found beneath him. Trees do not grow near icy crevasses.
Glacial climates prevent tree growth.
Many animals and plants buried in northern Siberia and Alaska live only in temperate climates today. Besides, mammoths were not Arctic animals. Yedomas and Loess, Multi-Continental, Suffoca tion, Vertical Compression. The crevasse theory does not explain the relationship of mammoths with yedomas and loess, why these peculiar events occurred over such wide areas on two continents, why some of these huge animals suffocated, or what caused the vertical compression found in Dima and Berezovka. Falling into a crevasse or being transported downhill in a glacier would not herd mammoths up onto islands or up near the higher elevations of flat, low plateaus.