The Great Land Bridge

MINOR INFORMATION
The Great land bridge was formed in 5,900 B.T. The Glaciers bounded all of the continents together, the bottom of these frozen land masses had valleys and deep ocean floors. When the Glacier's receded it caused many of these low areas to flood except for a small slivers of connected pathways in the middle of the Ocean that was around mile wide. Every Summer between the months of June and July, a huge land bridge thousands of miles long and a mile wide connected the Drazzanian steppe to Cha and Chinika. The Land Bridge would only stay up for a month before being submerged by the naturally melting ice caps by the time the end of the summer arrived. The Land Bridge stopped forming around 1620 A.T.F when the planet's climate began to change, and began to gradually cool off.