Lost Age of Monotremes Revealed by Fossils From 100 Million Years Ago
As bones encased in rock rotted away, water-borne silica seeped into the crevices, solidifying into opal and preserving precious details for 100 million years.
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As bones encased in rock rotted away, water-borne silica seeped into the crevices, solidifying into opal and preserving precious details for 100 million years.
Inspiration abounds, both in the cabinets of curiosities within this eco-built house and the Illawarra bushland outside.
Inspiration abounds, both in the cabinets of curiosities within this eco-built house and the Illawarra bushland outside.
Ever wonder how climate activists fill the streets with loud, anxious adolescents demanding 'climate action'? Well a good place to start would be the 'educational' films of Damon Gameau, which are peddling eco hysteria to millions of kids and their teachers
Australian excavation expands the monotreme family, paints picture of a landscape dominated by furry, egg-laying mammals.