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Pauline Rouessart

Pauline Rouessart

Shockingly, a pregnant porbeagle shark was believed to have been eaten by a much larger great white shark off the coast of Bermuda. In this case, the hunter became the hunted in an unusual turn of events… A First in Marine Science The event took place in Bermuda’s waters, a region known for its rich …

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Dolphins are typically celebrated for their intelligence, playfulness, and friendly interactions with humans. However, recent events off the coast of Japan have painted a different picture of this sweet, demure creature due to a series of aggressive encounters. This alarming behavior has captured the attention of marine biologists and the public alike as to what …

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The discovery of dinosaur footprints has long fascinated scientists and the public alike. However, in certain regions, ancient carvings and mysterious symbols have been found alongside these majestic remnants of the prehistoric past. Given the absence of scientific technology in the Dark Ages, it is a wonder that humans had the intuition to pick up …

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Recently, an extraordinary find captivated scientists and dinosaur enthusiasts alike. The fossilized remains of a previously unknown dinosaur species, bearing striking similarities to the iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex, were unearthed in Kyrgyzstanhas. Needless to say, scientists were captivated by the discovery of this large predatory dinosaur. And how it found its way to the other side …

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The journey to rediscovering the Berezowski reed snake began with a routine field expedition to Southwest Asia. This region, known for its rich biodiversity, has long been a focal point for scientists searching for undiscovered species. Or, in this case, hidden species. Recently, researchers had the privilege of rediscovering a triad of snakes thought to …

Read More about ‘Shy’ Snake Discovered In 1896 Reclaims Its Namesake

The Rusty Patched Bumblebee (Bombus affinis) is a vital pollinator in North America, known for its distinctive rusty-colored patch on its back. Pollination is crucial for flora reproduction, which gives rise to plants and vegetables – an essential food source for both humans and animals. Hence, our focus should be on conserving and protecting our …

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