Clovis Comet on BBC and The History Channel

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The Cosmic Tusk Carolina Bay media file · February 13, 2019

The History Channel has made an entire episode of Prehistorc Megastorms concerning the Younger Dryas Boundary event available on YouTube.

UPDATE: I have also found a full BBC episode concerning the theory which I was entirely unaware of. It makes a nice level headed contrast to the breathless tedium of the History Channel show. Great to see these videos available, even when flawed, to explain the basics to the public.