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Millions of Coloradans face steep increases in energy bills this winter, with some having to pay as much as 50% more compared to last winter.

Just before midnight yesterday , fossil fuels generated 1.7 GW of electricity - just 6% of the power on Britains electricity grid at the time. Instead of coal and gas supplying... | December 30, 2021

We sort of take for granted the depictions of prehistoric beasties illustrated in the books of our childhood. But piecing together Earths murky past is a lot harder than it sounds.

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It's the largest animal found from that time period, both in the sea and on land, and currently holds the title of first giant animal to ever inhabit Earth.

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An unprecedented fossil of a baby dinosaur curled up perfectly inside its egg is shedding more light on the links between dinosaurs and birds.

Researchers published their findings about a fossilized dinosaur embryo preserved in an egg on Wednesday in iScience, an online magazine.

Scientists have described a giant new species of ichthyosaur that evolved its 55-foot-long body size only a few million years after the lizards returned to the seas.

A newly discovered fossil shows that within just 3 million years of their first appearance on Earth, ichthyosaurs had evolved into 17-metre-long giants