Read more about the article New World Record As Falcon Bird Of Prey Sells For Nearly Half A Million Dollars At Saudi Auction
The most expensive Gyrfalcon was sold for $466,667 on the last day of the International Falcon Breeders Auction (IFBA) organized by the Saudi Falcon Club in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

New World Record As Falcon Bird Of Prey Sells For Nearly Half A Million Dollars At Saudi Auction

A new world record for the most expensive falcon ever sold has been set at a Saudi auction after this US white Gyrfalcon fetched nearly half a million dollars. The…

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Read more about the article Norwegian Diver Sets Record After Diving From A 100 Foot Cliff Falling At Over 100 Kph And Surviving
Norwegian death diver Ken Stornes who jumped from a cliff by the height of 31.3 metres (102.7 feet) and allegedly set a new record in cliff diving on 21th August 2021.

Norwegian Diver Sets Record After Diving From A 100 Foot Cliff Falling At Over 100 Kph And Surviving

This is the terrifying moment a Norwegian 'Death Diving' enthusiast throws himself from a dizzying height of over 100 feet hitting a speed of 100 kph before crashing into the…

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Read more about the article Incredible 47 Million Year Old Fossils Found In Germany Could Hold Clue As To How Snakes Lost Their Legs
The newly described python species Messelopython freyi is the oldest known fossil record of a python worldwide

Incredible 47 Million Year Old Fossils Found In Germany Could Hold Clue As To How Snakes Lost Their Legs

German archaeologists have found these remarkably well-preserved 47-million-year-old snake fossils making them not only the oldest known snake fossils on record but also offering clues which could explain how snakes…

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Read more about the article Locked Down Italians Passing the Time By Shooting Migrating Birds
Northern Bald Ibises during autumn migration, each one carrying a GPS tracker on the back

Locked Down Italians Passing the Time By Shooting Migrating Birds

Conservationists fear Italian hunters have been heading out in record numbers to shoot migrating birds because of the coronavirus restrictions that force them to social distance, which has had a…

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