Mysterious Ancient Sea Creature Found In The Swiss Alps | KOST 103.5
It reportedly grew to more than 65 feet! FULL STORY HERE.
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Mysterious Ancient Sea Creature Found In The Swiss Alps | Youngstown's MIX 98.9
It reportedly grew to more than 65 feet! FULL STORY HERE.
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Mysterious Ancient Sea Creature Found In The Swiss Alps | K103 Portland
It reportedly grew to more than 65 feet! FULL STORY HERE.
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Mysterious Ancient Sea Creature Found In The Swiss Alps | Q101.9
It reportedly grew to more than 65 feet! FULL STORY HERE.
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As The Oceans Warm, Marine Life Faces Extinction Levels That Rival The Dinosaurs' End
By 2100, we could be heading towards a loss of life in our oceans that rivals some of the largest extinction events in Earths history – if we dont continue to tackle the climate catastrophe, new modeling warns.
Source: sciencealert.com
The Largest Known Carnivorous Sea Monsters Have Likely Been Found in The Swiss Alps
Researchers have found the broken tooth of one of the largest carnivores ever to stalk the Earth.
Nordrhein Westfalen Heinz Furrer P Martin Sander American Museum Of Natural History University Of Bonn Marcello Perillo University Of Bonn
Source: sciencealert.com
These marine reptiles once lived in oceans, their fossils have now been found on Alps mountains
The fossils, dating to around 205 million years ago near the end of the Triassic Period, make these three individuals the giants that inhabited the oceans.
Switzerland General Nordrhein Westfalen Martin Sander Heinz Furrer University Of Bonn University Of Zurich Paleontological Institute
Source: indiatoday.in
The 'Ultimate Bird' Once Prowled the Seas of a Young Japan
Researchers described Annakacygna, a family of flightless ancient swans that were filter-feeders.
Hasegawa Yoshikazu Hiroshige Matsuoka Gunma Museum Of Natural History Bulletin Of Gunma Museum Natural History Gunma Museum Natural History
Source: nytimes.com
Started Out as a Fish. How Did It End Up Like This?
A meme about the transitional fossil Tiktaalik argues that although we did emerge from the sea, we aren’t doing just fine.
United States Penn State University Flinders University South Australia Academy Of Natural Sciences Alice Clement
Source: nytimes.com
China ignores climate pledges, tops list in building new coal plants
Putting the pledges to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 at bay, China is still leading the world in building new coal plants, showed a major annual survey.
Lauri Myllyvirta Centre For Research On Energy Global Energy Monitor Energy Monitor Clean Air South Asia
Source: shanghaisun.com