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Young Girl Uncovers Dinosaur Footprints on South Wales Beach
In an extraordinary turn of events, 10-year-old Tegan’s beach outing in South Wales led to the remarkable discovery of dinosaur footprints dating back over 200 million years. While exploring Lavernock Point in the Vale of Glamorgan, Tegan and her mother Claire stumbled upon five large footprints, which palaeontologists believe were made by a came...
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UK Man Claims He Found A Live Mouse In His Soup: ''Tail Was The First Thing...''
He had just started eating his dinner when he spotted something moving in his mushroom noodle soup.
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'Goblin Foetus' With Claws And Tail Found In A Mexico Warehouse
The bizarre species was discovered northeast of Mexico City, and the authorities have stated that samples are being examined by academic experts.
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Dinosaur Tail Found In Chile Could Point To Discovery Of New Species
Chilean paleontologists on Wednesday presented their findings on a dinosaur discovered three years ago in Patagonia which they said had a highly unusual tail that has stumped researchers.
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Cat-Sized Stegosaur's 6cm Long Footprints Found in China
Researchers say the characteristics are similar to that of stegosaur footprints, with three short, wide and round toe impressions
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Comedian Finds Horror Inside His Cereal Pack; Twitter Thread Goes ViralÂ
Viral: This man was in for a huge shock when he found insects and animal parts inside the chips. The writer and comedian shared a picture of the contaminated cereal on Twitter.
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Stomach-Churning Video Shows Snake Trying To Eat Its Own Tail
Forgotten Friend Reptile Sanctuary in Pennsylvania recently had to save a snake from itself after it was found trying to swallow its own tail. A video of the incident has gone viral online after it was shared on Facebook.
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Elephant Found Dead In Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary, Tusks Chopped Off
An elephant has been found dead with its tusks and tail sliced off in a wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia, where wild elephant numbers have dwindled to just a few hundred due to poaching and deforestation.
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Tail-Spin: 5 Squirrel Siblings Found Themselves A Bit Tied Up...
A bunch of squirrel siblings in Wisconsin, US, found themselves in a sticky situation - their tails got entangled with each other's and pieces that made up their nest. Luckily they were found and freed. A post on this special rescue has received over 500 shares since being shared on September 15.
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Woman In China Says She Found Dead Rat In Her Popsicle
A woman in China claims she found a rat - very dead and very frozen - inside a popsicle she was eating. She says she only discovered the rodent after seeing its fuzzy tail pop up the moment she bit into her frozen treat.
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'Monster' Fish Weighing 150 Kgs Washes Up On Australian Beach
A 'monster fish', weighing nearly 150 kgs, was recently found washed ashore on a beach in Queensland, Australia.
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100 Million-Year-Old Spider With A Tail Found Trapped In Amber
Two teams of scientists on Monday unveiled a "missing-link" species of spider with a scorpion-like tail found perfectly preserved in amber in Southeast Asia's forests after at least 100 million years.
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The Oldest Known Relative Of Dinosaurs Was A Total Freak, Experts Say
The 245-million-year-old fossils were some of the strangest ones Sterling Nesbitt had ever seen. Their bodies looked like crocodiles - stout and muscular, with four sturdy legs. But their necks and tails were unusually long, and the bones bore certain markings only found in dinosaurs.
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Feathered Dinosaur Tail Found Encased In Amber
Researchers have discovered the partial tail of a feathered dinosaur that was preserved in amber some 99 million years ago, according to a study released Thursday.
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Scientists Looking At Whether This Fish Is A Key Puzzle Piece To Evolutionary Transition
The fossils were found in a tangle in the 365-million-year-old Greenland rock: 20 sets of floppy limbs and fish tails thrown together by an ancient catastrophe. Paleontologists said the creatures, called Acanthostegas, were swept out of their underwater homes by a flood, then perished in a subsequent drought - though they had legs, the animals hadn...
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Young Girl Uncovers Dinosaur Footprints on South Wales Beach
In an extraordinary turn of events, 10-year-old Tegan’s beach outing in South Wales led to the remarkable discovery of dinosaur footprints dating back over 200 million years. While exploring Lavernock Point in the Vale of Glamorgan, Tegan and her mother Claire stumbled upon five large footprints, which palaeontologists believe were made by a came...
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UK Man Claims He Found A Live Mouse In His Soup: ''Tail Was The First Thing...''
He had just started eating his dinner when he spotted something moving in his mushroom noodle soup.
-
'Goblin Foetus' With Claws And Tail Found In A Mexico Warehouse
The bizarre species was discovered northeast of Mexico City, and the authorities have stated that samples are being examined by academic experts.
-
Dinosaur Tail Found In Chile Could Point To Discovery Of New Species
Chilean paleontologists on Wednesday presented their findings on a dinosaur discovered three years ago in Patagonia which they said had a highly unusual tail that has stumped researchers.
-
Cat-Sized Stegosaur's 6cm Long Footprints Found in China
Researchers say the characteristics are similar to that of stegosaur footprints, with three short, wide and round toe impressions
-
Comedian Finds Horror Inside His Cereal Pack; Twitter Thread Goes ViralÂ
Viral: This man was in for a huge shock when he found insects and animal parts inside the chips. The writer and comedian shared a picture of the contaminated cereal on Twitter.
-
Stomach-Churning Video Shows Snake Trying To Eat Its Own Tail
Forgotten Friend Reptile Sanctuary in Pennsylvania recently had to save a snake from itself after it was found trying to swallow its own tail. A video of the incident has gone viral online after it was shared on Facebook.
-
Elephant Found Dead In Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary, Tusks Chopped Off
An elephant has been found dead with its tusks and tail sliced off in a wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia, where wild elephant numbers have dwindled to just a few hundred due to poaching and deforestation.
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Tail-Spin: 5 Squirrel Siblings Found Themselves A Bit Tied Up...
A bunch of squirrel siblings in Wisconsin, US, found themselves in a sticky situation - their tails got entangled with each other's and pieces that made up their nest. Luckily they were found and freed. A post on this special rescue has received over 500 shares since being shared on September 15.
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Woman In China Says She Found Dead Rat In Her Popsicle
A woman in China claims she found a rat - very dead and very frozen - inside a popsicle she was eating. She says she only discovered the rodent after seeing its fuzzy tail pop up the moment she bit into her frozen treat.
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'Monster' Fish Weighing 150 Kgs Washes Up On Australian Beach
A 'monster fish', weighing nearly 150 kgs, was recently found washed ashore on a beach in Queensland, Australia.
-
100 Million-Year-Old Spider With A Tail Found Trapped In Amber
Two teams of scientists on Monday unveiled a "missing-link" species of spider with a scorpion-like tail found perfectly preserved in amber in Southeast Asia's forests after at least 100 million years.
-
The Oldest Known Relative Of Dinosaurs Was A Total Freak, Experts Say
The 245-million-year-old fossils were some of the strangest ones Sterling Nesbitt had ever seen. Their bodies looked like crocodiles - stout and muscular, with four sturdy legs. But their necks and tails were unusually long, and the bones bore certain markings only found in dinosaurs.
-
Feathered Dinosaur Tail Found Encased In Amber
Researchers have discovered the partial tail of a feathered dinosaur that was preserved in amber some 99 million years ago, according to a study released Thursday.
-
Scientists Looking At Whether This Fish Is A Key Puzzle Piece To Evolutionary Transition
The fossils were found in a tangle in the 365-million-year-old Greenland rock: 20 sets of floppy limbs and fish tails thrown together by an ancient catastrophe. Paleontologists said the creatures, called Acanthostegas, were swept out of their underwater homes by a flood, then perished in a subsequent drought - though they had legs, the animals hadn...
