The Younger Dryas – Sea Level Was 120 Meters Lower Than Today
This episode has been translated into English using artificial intelligence (AI). The original script and content come from the Swedish podcast Historiens Mysterier (Mysteries of History).The Younger Dryas was a period approximately 12,900–11,700 years ago when the climate suddenly became colder after the Ice Age. During this time, enormous amounts of ice melted unevenly, leading to massive and rapid flooding. One well-known example is the theory that meltwater from North America surged into the Atlantic Ocean and affected the ocean currents. There are also traces of major floods in Europe…
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