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Experts thrilled as cameras capture never-before-observed behavior in wild creatures: 'Enemies with benefits'
"Providing a predictive framework." Experts thrilled as cameras capture never-before-observed behavior in wild creatures: ...
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Day one of full Milano Cortina 2026 competition
Big wins, big moments and big emotions, Saturday had it all. Italian police fire tear gas as protesters clash near Winter Olympics hockey venue Gavin McKenna was destined to become Canada's next ...
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This starship upgrade could change how rockets fly
SpaceX is making major new changes to Starship — and one of them comes straight from the past. The company has added a hot staging ring, a technique once used by older rockets like Russia’s Proton, to ...
Along South America’s windswept southern coast, Magellanic penguins have spent decades nesting in relative safety. For much of the twentieth century, sheep ranching dominated the region, and pumas ...
THE prehistoric “super carnivore” megalodon was bigger than previously thought, growing to a whopping 80ft and weighing 94 tons. The beast would have been four times bigger than the ...
(WJW) – It is no secret that the tyrannosaurus rex was one of the largest carnivorous creatures to walk the earth millions of years ago, but a new study suggests it may have taken the predator decades ...
Deep in the remote desert of Niger, paleontologists have uncovered the remains of Spinosaurus mirabilis, a 12 metre long ...
The tracks in the red sandstone told a story. They showed that a pair of Sauropods, giant dinosaurs with long necks, had ...
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Roads are dangerous for LA’s new wolf visitor. The ‘Wolf Crossing’ campaign aims to help
A local wolf sanctuary has launched a campaign to keep gray wolf BEY03F safe while she’s in L.A. County.
The “mesozoic cow” was a dinosaur with hundreds of ever-replacing teeth. Here’s how its uniquely adapted skull allowed it to ...
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