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Crazy beast lived among dinosaurs and broke rules of evolution
Scientists have described the ways an ancient crazy beast , which lived alongside dinosaurs on Madagascar approximately 66 million years ago, broke the rules of evolution. © Press Release Life-like reconstruction of Adalatherium hui. Pic: Denver Museum of Nature & Science/Andrey Atuchin
Officially called Adalatherium hui, which literally translates from Malagasy - the national language of Madagascar - and Greek as crazy beast , the mammal was
Now a team of 14 international researchers have published their comprehensive 234-page monographic treatment examining the creature s bizarre evolutionary history and features.
It was about the size of a modern cat or an opossum, according to researchers at Stony Brook University in the US, and the skeleton is the most complete for any mammal ever discovered from this era in the southern hemisphere.
Mysterious storm on Neptune abruptly reverses direction
A mysterious dark storm on Neptune has been spotted abruptly reversing its direction by astronomers using NASA s Hubble Space Telescope, something they say has never been observed before. © Press Release The storm has turned away from Neptune s equator. Pic: NASA
The storm, which is wider than the Atlantic Ocean, has been raging in the gas giant s northern hemisphere since at least 2018, and was slowly drifting towards the planet s equator where such storms are expected to dissipate.
But instead of going gently to its death, and to the surprise of observers, the vortex suddenly changed direction by August 2020 and doubled back to the north.