RESTORING ANIMATION.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1751, 16 May 1913, Page 8

RESTORING ANIMATION.

WONDERS OF LIQUID GAR. New York, May 1. Some experiments recently conducted at the John JTopkin.s University in Haitimore lend interest to tlio theory .Hint it might ,k\vc been possible, if proper means hart been employed, to resuscitate Captain Scott and his comrades alter their frozen bodies.had been discovered. The tests carried out at the university showed C'at animation which had been suspended for thirty days had beou revived at the end of Hint timo by means of liquid air. Frogs, rats, snails, ami fish were placed in jars and frozen in liquid air, and when ihalved out after a lapse of woral weeks were found to bo apparently as veil -is ever; ]n some cns?s the animals' intestines wore removed before (lie freezing process was begun, but notwithstanding ilti is they wero all revived—"Sydney Sou."

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