clickbait. save you a click: it smells really bad, people won't want to eat it. ends with In fact, Dmitry V. Arzyutov, a historian at the KTH Royal Institute

clickbait. save you a click: it smells really bad, people won't want to eat it. ends with In fact, Dmitry V. Arzyutov, a historian at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, wrote earlier this year that Russian paleontologists he interviewed about woolly mammoths “had tried to fry mammoth meat, but it had turned into a smelly liquid.” Not that this has stopped certain mammoth hunters. In the recent woolly-mammoth documentary Genesis 2.0, one expeditioner even chews raw Ice Age meat on camera. “It looks for me like a common practice among them,” Arzyutov added to me in an email. Male bravado, he suggested, may have something to do with it.