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X-Rays Expose Extinct Thylacine Skull Hidden Inside KES 10.4M Auction Taxidermy
2+ hour, 21+ min ago (879+ words) streamlinefeed.co.ke Porini Point Apartments for Sale in Tatu City, Kenya Porini Point is a large, phased apartment development planned within Tatu City, a 5,000-acre mixed-use city in Kiambu County. The development is designed as a low-rise residential community…...
Indian Valley Museum Fossil Hunt
1+ hour, 45+ min ago (80+ words) SierraDailyNews.com Indian Valley Museum Fossil Hunt Saturday, September 12th Indian Valley Museum Fossil Hunt New Date is Sept 12th. Join the museum for a brief orientation before they Canavan to the area just beyond the rodeo grounds. Be sure to wear…...
Which Animal Has the Longest Pregnancy at 22 Months? You Might Not Guess the Answer
43+ min ago (369+ words) When it comes to pregnancy in the animal kingdom, the length of time varies dramatically from one species to another. Some animals carry their young for only a few weeks, while others remain pregnant for well over a year. But…...
Why a Massive Brachiosaurus Is Coming to Grand Junction
3+ hour, 18+ min ago (212+ words) Both the Museum of Western Colorado and the Grand Junction Regional Airport are dreaming big, and we are all for it. Imagine stepping off a plane at Walker Field and being greeted by a towering, life-size Brachiosaurus? The Museums of…...
Scientists discover a real-life “dragon” and name it after Syrax
3+ hour, 31+ min ago (491+ words) Scientists have identified a new species of lizard living in the high mountain forests of western Thailand. The species, Acanthosaura syrax, takes its name from Syrax, the dragon ridden by Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon. Acanthosaura syrax…...
Brazil fossil discovery reveals 120-million-year-old dinosaur species
4+ hour, 20+ min ago (154+ words) 20-metre dinosaur discovered in Brazil points to ancient Europe connection Mid-Day 20-metre dinosaur discovered in Brazil points to ancient Europe connection 24 August,2026 07:52 AM IST | Brasilia | Agencies An illustration of Dasosaurus tocantinensis. PIC COURTESY/Jorge Blanco About 120 million years ago, a…...
Dinosaur extinction meme
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X-ray reveals taxidermied thylacine head has 'full, uncut skull"
5+ hour, 45+ min ago (803+ words) British collector James Cranfield bought a mounted head for more than 60,000 British pounds after he realised it was not a fox's, but the skull of a now-extinct Tasmanian tiger. There has been global interest in the story of the head,…...
Traces Left by Ancient Dogs, Unraveled by Scholars
6+ hour, 42+ min ago (131+ words) Published 24 Aug.2026 09:00(KST) 'Archaeoscience: Reading the Companionship of Dogs and Humans' Academic Symposium Poster / National Gaya Cultural Heritage Research Institute. Researchers in zooarchaeology and archaeoscience from Korea, China, and Japan will participate in the symposium and give presentations on "Current…...
Birds Are Living Dinosaurs: Gastrolith Wear Patterns Reveal the Secrets of Evolution — BigGo Finance
3+ hour, 41+ min ago (230+ words) The same pattern was confirmed in an analysis of 16 dinosaur species. Professor Takasaki explained, "We discovered a correlation in which teeth disappeared and gastroliths became rounded as the work of chewing and grinding food shifted from the jaw to the…...