[ad_1] Credit: Karolina Suchan-Okulska / Science in Poland Scientists have discovered the fossils of an enormous mammal-like reptile that roamed the Earth 210 million years ago and weighed 9,000 kg (19,841 lb.), …
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[ad_1] BERLIN – A giant plant-eating, beak-like, reptilian-looking creature may have traveled the Earth during the Upper Triassic, more than 200 million years ago, scientists said. In an article published by Science …
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[ad_1] Washington: A sturdy mammal cousin, the size of an elephant eating horny-billed plants, roamed the European landscape alongside dinosaurs during the Triassic Period about 205 million to 210 million years ago, …
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[ad_1] Washington: A robust built mammal cousin the size of one l & # 39; elephant who nibbled on the plants with his horny beak roamed the European landscape next to dinosaurs …
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[ad_1] Dumbo came alive in a new animated trailer of children's beloved story. Colin Farrell is played by Holt Farrier in the movie directed by Tim Burton on an elephant named Dumbo, …
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[ad_1] CLOSE No one suspected it, but after a brain reconstruction study, scientists found the largest bird known to science was possibly blind and roamed Madagascar at night. Buzz60 A rendering of …
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[ad_1] An artist's rendition of elephant birds. According to a new study, elephant birds are not only nocturnal, they may also be blind. The researchers from University of Texas at Austin digitally …
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[ad_1] Islands breed strange animals. Isolated from the rest of the world, these ecosystems often produce creatures uniquely adapted to their idiosyncratic environments. Nations like Madagascar and New Zealand can thus support …
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[ad_1] The African island of Madagascar was home to, until relatively recently, the largest birds ever seen. Known as "elephant birds", some species have reached a height of about 10 feet and …
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[ad_1] For reference, "Sesame Street's" Big Bird stands at 8 feet, 2 inches. New research suggests that the giant flightless birds, which went extinct between 500 and 1,000 years ago, were also …
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