Read more about the article World’s Smallest Dinosaur Egg Fossils Unearthed
Photo shows dinosaur egg fossils that were discovered in Meilin Town, Ganxian District, Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China, 2021. The one measuring just 29 mm in length. (China University of Geosciences/AWR/newsX)

World’s Smallest Dinosaur Egg Fossils Unearthed

Astonished scientists have unearthed what are believed to be the smallest dinosaur eggs ever found during a fossil hunting expedition in China. The six eggs, excavated in eastern Jiangxi Province,…

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Read more about the article Spanish Woman Biologist Survives After British-Norwegian Fishing Ship Sinks Near Falkland Islands Killing Eight
Biologist Amparo Burguillos poses in undated photo. She survived the sinking of a fishing boat in the Falkland Islands. (Amparo Burguillos/Newsflash)

Spanish Woman Biologist Survives After British-Norwegian Fishing Ship Sinks Near Falkland Islands Killing Eight

A female biologist has survived while eight others have died and five more are still missing after their British-Norwegian ship sank near the Falkland Islands. These are the latest figures…

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Read more about the article West Antarctica Was Forest For Millions Of Years Longer Than Previously Thought
Image shows rendered graphic of the MARUM-MeBo70, undated photo. It can be seen landing on the seabed of the Amundsen Sea. (MARUM, Martin Kuensting/Newsflash)

West Antarctica Was Forest For Millions Of Years Longer Than Previously Thought

Climate scientists say West Antarctica was ice-free for millions of years longer than previously thought and the big freeze probably only happened 7 million years later. An international team of…

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Read more about the article First Dolphin Baby Born Naturally in Artificial Breeding Environment in China
A baby dolphin is born naturally in an artificial breeding environment in Harbin, Heilongjiang, China, Saturday, Jun. 22, 2024. It is about 1 meter long and weighs nearly 10 kilograms. (Poseidon_./AsiaWire)

First Dolphin Baby Born Naturally in Artificial Breeding Environment in China

The first dolphin baby born naturally in an artificial breeding environment in Heilongjiang Province has been successfully delivered to the Harbin Poseidon Tourism Resort. The dolphin baby, measuring approximately one…

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Read more about the article Scientists Use Bacteria To Predict EURO 2024 Results
Image shows the Cantonal Hospital Baden, Switzerland, undated photo. It used bacteria to predict EURO 2024 winners. (KSB/Newsflash)

Scientists Use Bacteria To Predict EURO 2024 Results

Scientists in Switzerland have begun a bizarre experiment using bacteria to predict their team's results in the EURO 2024 tournament. Microbiologists at the Baden Cantonal Hospital (KSB) allow the bugs…

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Read more about the article Experts Use GPS To Track Rare Wild Ibises And Trace Their Poachers
Image shows Enea breeding on the windowsill of the Harley-Davidson dealership in Ruemlang, Switzerland, undated photo. The bird was found dead in Tuscany, Italy, on Mar. 17, 2024. (C. Esterer/Newsflash)

Experts Use GPS To Track Rare Wild Ibises And Trace Their Poachers

Experts are now using GPS tracking systems to keep an eye on rare wild ibises and hunt down poachers. The birds are considered to be some of the world's most…

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Read more about the article Fearless Scientist Stepped On Deadly Snakes To Find Out How They Bite
Picture shows behavioral biologist Joao Miguel Alves Nunes, undated. He carried out research to discover when and why venomous snakes bite. (@joaao_miiguel/Newsflash)

Fearless Scientist Stepped On Deadly Snakes To Find Out How They Bite

A scientist has revealed how he stepped on some of the most deadly snakes in the world thousands of times to discover just how and when they bite. Behavioural biologist…

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Read more about the article Antarctic’s ‘Stable’ Glaciers Are Melting From Below, New Study Shows
Image shows a sediment core from East Antarctica, undated photo. Polarstern will return to its porn in Bremerhaven, Germany, after a six-month-long Antarctic mission. (Alfred Wegener Institute, Lester Lembke-Jene/Newsflash)

Antarctic’s ‘Stable’ Glaciers Are Melting From Below, New Study Shows

Huge glaciers once thought to be stable in eastern Antarctica are melting from below as warmer water flows erode their roots, a new scientific study has revealed. The six-month study…

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Read more about the article Bug Boffins Find Missing Link Wasp In 100-Million-Year-Old Amber
Image shows the 100-million-year-old wasp, undated photo. It was preserved in a small piece of amber from Myanmar. (MDPI/Newsflash)

Bug Boffins Find Missing Link Wasp In 100-Million-Year-Old Amber

Bug experts in Germany and France have unearthed a missing link wasp species trapped in a piece of amber around 100 million years ago that was found in Myanmar. Entomologists…

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