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Photo: Thierry Hubin / Institute of Natural Sciences New ‘Spiny Dragon’ Dinosaur Species Identified With 125-Million-Year-Old Skin
Was this basically a giant porcupine?
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In awe at the size of this lad. Photo: Daniel Eskridge / Getty Images A Wolf Pup’s Last Meal Changed What We Know About Woolly Rhino Extinction
One of the last woolly rhinos was eaten by a wolf pup, which then also died.
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Photo: Luiz Fernando Ribeiro, CC-BY 4.0 The Tiny New Species of Pumpkin Toadlet Is Giving Me Cuteness Rage
Doesn’t it just make you sick?
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A waterfall in Sungai Tekala Recreational Forest, Hulu Langat, Selangor. Photo: Zaki Mohamed / Getty Images ‘Fairy’ Species Found Hiding in Popular Forest Park
If anything, the find proves we’re terrible at noticing what’s under our feet.
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Photo: ULRICH PERREY/dpa/AFP via Getty Images Bumblebees Can Now Understand Morse Code
It’s increasingly clear that “small brain” doesn’t mean “simple mind.”
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Photo: Tohoku University There’s a New Portuguese Man O’ War Species Named After a Samurai Warrior
The discovery of the crescent helmet man o’ war is kind of a red flag.
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Photo: Getty Images If You’re Reading This, Your Brain Is Glowing
Every time you form a thought, you’re turning yourself into a giant, meaty flashlight.
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Photo: Shutterstock This Durable, Non-Toxic Plastic Dissolves Rapidly in Seawater
The project has already received some interest from the packaging industry.
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The lava dome of Mount Merapi, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Photo: Gani Pradana Ongko Prastowo / Getty Images Volcanos Warn Trees Around Them Before Erupting, and NASA Can See It
Trees soak up volcanic gas, and, almost like Mood Rings, begin changing colors in response.
