Yes, approximately 15,000 years ago, Calgary was covered by ice as part of the last glacial period, known as the Wisconsin glaciation. The region was influenced by the Laurentide Ice Sheet, which extended into parts of Canada and the northern United States. As the climate warmed, the ice began to retreat, shaping the landscape of Calgary and surrounding areas. Today, evidence of this glaciation can still be seen in the topography and geology of the region.
Yes it was
Ice. It was during the ice age.
15000 years ago
about 10000-15000 years ago
15000 MYA means 15000 Million Years Ago, or 15 billion years ago, longer than the approximate age of the universe (13.8 billion years). MYA can also be represented by the SI value "Ma" meaning mega-annum, so that 15000 Ma = 15 Ga (giga-annum).
I9cebergs are melting
no it was extict 15000 years ago
roughly about 15000 years ago. Hope this helps :)
Approximately 15000 years ago
15000 years ago correct me if I'm wrong
They traveled to new jersey many years ago-like about 12,000 years ago
a land connection existed until about 30,000 years ago. Now we have the Channel Tunnel