There is no way to deny it now that the underground islands of Siberia covered with thin ice. This situation has become so severe that the huge huge holes suddenly woke up. The local Yakushan people are known to be the biggest "gateway of the area" in this area, and it is growing so fast that the bodies of 200,000-year-old jungle, animal bodies have emerged from the bottom of the ice.
Although known as Batagicha Khand, it is officially called "megasam" or "thermokart".
Although many such megasms have been seen throughout Siberia recently, the researchers believe that the megacams in this region are more unusual than the other. This region is located in the northeast of 660 kilometers (410 miles) in the city of Yakutsk.
It's not just big but it's not that big. This arch is about 1 kilometer long and 86 meters (282 feet) deep.
In a research conducted in 2016, Frank Gothra of the German Alfred Wesner Institute revealed that in the last decade the khad is growing at an average of 10 meters per year, and its growth has reached 30 meters per year in relatively hot time.
He further feared that the future size of the northern hemisphere could increase in size and it could reach the adjacent valley. This could lead to the collapse of the soil created on ice.
Ganthar, who came to the BBC from the BBC, said, "For many years, we have also seen that the growth rate of the queue has not increased very much, but it has continued to increase gradually."
This is not very good news for climate change. The formation of this form was first started in 1960 after the destruction of the nearby oranges.
In 2008, severe flooding accelerated the melting of ice and contributed to the growth of the khands.
The instability in this area is not only dangerous for locals. It is a matter of concern that this creek will be as deep as it would open the store of carbon, which was buried for thousands of years.
"The amount of carbon that is in the atmosphere is equal to the carbon stored in the entire underground region," Ganthar said.
As the ice ice is melting, the more heat it will release in the atmosphere, the global warming will increase.
"This is what we call positive reaction", added Gantha. "Warmity increases warmth, and this reaction may occur in other places."
But there is some good news in all bad news too. In a study in February of 017, it was said that the information on the source of the 200,000-year-old weather has been preserved in the form of the discovery.
There are also many old forest forests, pollencules and even the bulls, mammoth and residue of 4,400-year-old horses found in ice.
This research was done by Julian Murutan of the University of Sussex, who said that the discovered sediments will help us understand how the Siberian climate has changed earlier and how it will happen in the future.
Where the world has passed both warm and cold conditions in the last 20000 years, the history of Siberia is notoriously unknown.
But according to Murton, the last such slumping in Siberia was about 10,000 years ago when the world came out of its last ice age.
The level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is far more than that. We crossed 400 parts per million (PPM) carbon dioxide, when the last ice age was finished, it was 240 parts per million (PPM).
There are several ice layers in this region of Batagyak, where there are two thick forest-jungle lakes, which indicate the warm, warmer weather of the weather, than the current weather conditions.
The upper forest-jungle closure is on another old ground floor, which may have been melted by erosion when the weather was warmer. But if we know what happened in the melts, we may be ready for the next time it happens.
But more research is needed, "because we do not yet know the exact age of silt discovered."
He is now thinking of digging a hole in this region, through which he will examine the sediment sampling and understand what happened in the past.
"Lastly, we just want to see if what happened in the last ice age in Siberia is in line with the Northern Atlantic." - Murton.
Siberian Battigaika khandei may have hidden the mysteries of the thousand years old world. Now it's just waiting for everyone to come forward.