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The Highland cow, a Scottish breed popularized by travel videos and social media, is finding its way to the Canadian Prairies.

Jordi Van Den Bussche, aka Kwebbelkop, opens up about his new video that uses an AI model to reproduce his physical presence. But will fans still watch an AI clone?

Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - March 16, 2022) - Fathom Nickel Inc. (CSE:FNI) (FSE: 6Q5) (OTCQB: FNICF) (the "Company" or "Fathom") announces that pursuant to its stock option plan and the policies

Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - January 18, 2022) - Fathom Nickel Inc. (CSE: FNI) (FSE: 6Q5) (OTCQB: FNICF) (the "Company" or "Fathom") is pleased to announce the buyback of the 2% net smelter return

Among the best known, most widespread and most familiar of vesper bats are the pipistrelles. All bats conventionally regarded as pipistrelles are small (ranging from 3-20 g and 35-62 mm in head-body length), typically with proportionally short, broad-based ears and a jerky, rather erratic flying style.

Bats are one of those groups of animals that I've come back to on several separate occasions, yet have never dealt with in satisfactory fashion (that is, comprehensively). Seeing as the group includes over 1110 living species, I hope that this is forgivable. But I have plans, and over the last few weeks a number of coincidental and unrelated events have caused me to do a lot of thinking and writing about the enormous, hugely successful, globally distributed microbat group known as Vespertil...

(Gearing Up for the Winter Drill Program - Commencing mid-January 2022) B-horizon soil geochemistry now covers an area of 7,910 ha (79.1 sq km), just under 9% of the Albert Lake Property. During the 2021

Collectively, soil geochemistry programs at the Albert Lake project cover an area measuring approximately 20km in strike and approximately 4 - 8km perpendicular to strike. See attached figure.Fathom is

Arielulus pipistrelles (once included within Pipistrellus), the Silver-haired bat Nycticeius) (Roehrs If serotines, butterfly bats and evening bats do form a clade, the names Eptesicini and Nycticeini (or Nycticeiini) are both available: Nycticeini Gervais, 1855 very much has priority (Eptesicini wasnt used - I think - until published by Volleth & Heller (1984)), but Roehrs et al. (2010) noted that "more effort will be required to resolve the position of Nycticeius [and what impact it mig...