"Researchers recently discovered two nematode (roundworm) specimens in Siberian permafrost, where the surrounding material was estimated to be around 46,000 years old. The species identified, Panagrolaimus kolymaensis, was found in the permafrost near the Kolyma River. Upon thawing and adding a nutrient medium, the worms exhibited signs of life, including movement and feeding, suggesting they were in a state of suspended biological activity rather than being fully dead. This phenomenon is known