An ice-age bison was discovered! Then soon eaten — once the foul taste was smothered

The mummified body of a Steppe bison was found in 1979. They sliced off part of it's neck to eat.

There is a news story in rhyme.

This is not a tradition. Don't worry, there's not a lot of names or dates.

It's about an ice age Steppe bison and a man who doesn't know what he's talking about.

The creature was brought to his knees by a lion.

The bison was on the ground which kept him from being eaten.

The giant mass was encased in a glass.

A group of explorers go out to mine.

The place where the bison hit the floor is where they are looking for gold.

They melted away with the help of a mining hose. Don't stop! It's hey!

They reported their findings to the University of Alaska.

The skeleton, the skin, the muscles, all in near-impeccable condition, was named Blue Babe, then sliced off a piece for a meal.

I'll be tasked with cooking the meat at the dinner party after he asked what we could do.

The Blue Babe neck steak was served with a lot of booze and vegetables.

One could mistake writing about the taste.

The smell of beef isn't unpleasant. He said it was worse than beef jerky.

She remembered that it was a dreamy symbolism of the meal that lasted.

She said that it was a feast and a true celebration.