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Science News Feature COLUMBUS, Ohio -- An analysis of ice cores drilled from a glacier atop a Bolivian volcano is painting a vivid picture of climate conditions in the tropics over the past 25,000 years. The ice at the bottom of the cores was formed during the last glacial maximum, the coldest part of the last ice age, making it the oldest core recovered from the tropics. Among the organic material found deep within one Sajama core was this insect, (order Hemiptera), that was found 105 meters down, a depth representing about 6,000 years ago. FULL STORY: OLDEST ICE CORE FROM THE TROPICS RECOVERED

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