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Fossil executives told CNET that their upcoming Android smartwatches will be entirely new, featuring chips with faster performance, better battery life, and global LTE cellular options, Gizmodo reported.The

Fossil executives told CNET that their upcoming Android smartwatches will be entirely new, featuring chips with faster performance, better battery life, and global LTE cellular options, Gizmodo reported.The

Will the pandemic usher in the end of tipping in the Bay Area? A groundswell of...

A very odd mollusk that has been nicknamed the “wandering meatloaf” has been studied and it turns out that it has teeth made of a rare iron mineral that was only ever found along rocky coastlines. The mollusk, which is scientifically named Cryptochiton stelleri, has a reddish-brown flat oval-shaped body with a shell and can grow as long as 14 inches (it really does look like a wandering meatloaf). Since its teeth contain the rare iron mineral santabarbaraite, it can easily grab food from r...

Algo: No to sidesteps: how to avoid fossil gas

Sharks Almost Went the Way of the Dinosaurs 19 Million Years Ago Analysis of the fossil record shows a mysterious mass extinction that decimated the diversity of sharks in the world’s oceans, and they’ve never fully recovered. Microscopic scales that cover the bodies of sharks, called dermal denticles, are a valuable resource for scientists studying sharks’ history.Credit...Jeff Rotman/Science Source By Katherine Kornei June 3, 2021Updated 2:22 p.m. ET Extinctions that obliterate wide swa...

Cave explorers in northern Spain have discovered an unexplored gallery in the La Garma cave system containing Paleolithic Age children’s footprints.

Just days ago, I wrote an article about the remains of a possibly new species of sea turtle that was found in British Columbia, Canada (the article can be read here). The unusual turtle dates back about 84 million years. And now, another extremely rare sea turtle has been found in Saskatchewan, Canada. The story... Read more »

FOSSIL — Oregon State Police reported a Condon man died Saturday, May 29, outside Fossil after the motorcycle he was driving crashed into a car.

Indeed. many countries have asked for some of these extraordinary things back, and you have been very reluctant to give them back. why? so, i think, if you... first of all, were a natural history museum. so most of our collections are, as you know, theyre fossils, theyre botanicals, theyre plants, theyre animals. theyre not typically sort of human artefacts. but what difference does that make? they still have an origin. they still belong somewhere. and they were still taken, very usually without...