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  • Published on Jun 2, 2025

    Scientists discover mysterious 'ghost lineage' after unearthing 7,100-year-old skeleton in China

    Chinese scientists have discovered a mysterious "ghost lineage" after analysing a 7,100-year-old female skeleton unearthed in southwestern China's Yunnan province. The ancient woman, found at the Xingyi archaeological site, represents a …

    Source: GB News - Right-wing
  • Published on Jun 2, 2025

    Stomp Into Some Prehistoric Learning! Lingokids and BBC Earth Launch New Walking With Dinosaurs Lesson to Bring a Love ...

    LOS ANGELES, June 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Get ready to dig, discover, and roar with excitement. Lingokids and BBC Earth are launching an exclusive Walking with Dinosaurs Lesson in the Lingokids app just in time for Dinosaur Day and the premiere of the …

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  • Published on Jun 2, 2025

    Tusks Up for the Utah Mammoth

    In early May, the N.H.L.’s newest team, a year-old Salt Lake City-based franchise provisionally known as the Utah Hockey Club, unveiled its official name and mascot, after considering such options as Black Diamonds, Blast, Blizzard, Canyons, Caribou, …

    Source: The New Yorker - Left-wing
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Why Dinosaurs Could've Still Been Around Today (If Not For The Pesky Asteroid, Of Course)

    The phrase "as dead as the dinosaurs" is an unfortunate one. Not only are the dinosaurs alive and well (they're known as "birds" these days), but it also implies the famed dinosaur giants from the Mesozoic Era (252-66 million years …

    Source: The Travel - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Game-Changing Fossil Discovery Reveals That Reptiles Appeared on Earth Millions of Years Earlier Than Thought

    Amniote reconstruction. Credit: Martin Ambrozik Fossil tracks from Australia reveal reptiles appeared 40 million years earlier than thought. The origin of reptiles on Earth may be up to 40 million years earlier than previously believed, based on new …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    New Archaeopteryx Fossil Rewrites Early Bird Evolution

    Chicago Archaeopteryx ecological restoration drawing by Michael Rothman. Credit: O’Connor et al. Nature The Chicago Archaeopteryx provides rare 3D insights into skull evolution, soft tissue structure, and the first evidence of tertial feathers, marking a …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    PAINFUL TRUTH: B.C.'s difficult sea serpent fossils

    Fossils spend millions of years waiting to be discovered, and years longer to be named and identified For years, it was known as the Puntledge River fossil. From its discovery in 1988 by a father-daughter duo, right up to the provincial Legislature's …

    Source: Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News - Pending
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Study shows that early humans climbed trees and worked with stone

    Early human ancestors sometimes left hints of daily life in their bones. Researchers have analyzed fossil hands from southern Africa and discovered that these ancient populations relied on climbing as well as handling stones for possible tool-related tasks …

    Source: Earth.com - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Treacherous terrain, a nameless creek and pieces of a mastodon: Unearthing treasure in Louisiana

    The tree roots caught James Gregory's eye the moment he waded into the No Name Creek, which isn't really the creek's name. And the roots weren't really tree roots. They were weird, shaped kind of like mini stalagmites in their sideways …

    Source: Nola - Louisiana - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Dinos, meet drones: How new technology could reshape the fossil record

    A new study is challenging a long-standing method of dating dinosaur fossils in Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park — using drone technology. Previously, one of the methods paleontologists have used to date fossils in the UNESCO World Heritage Site is …

    Source: CBC/Radio-Canada - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    MSP Jr.: Fun MN Adventures from A to Z

    You may know your ABCs, but this is not your typical alphabet. Journey across our great state and discover all the fun, funky, silly, and smart things that Minnesota kids can do—in alphabetical order! Head north for starry nights and a slew of wacky …

    Source: Mpls.St.Paul Magazine - Minnesota - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    UI Pollinatarium deserves all the buzz

    Quietly tucked away at the southernmost end of campus, behind the tranquility of the Arboretum and Japan House, lies a place humming with pollinators.  The UI Pollinatarium stands as the nation’s first freestanding science center dedicated to the study and …

    Source: The Daily Illini - Illinois - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    The Day The Dinosaurs Died

    A sculpture of a dinosaur inside the museum. The Edelman Fossil Park & Museum's paleoartist is Gary Staab. Edelman Fossil Park & Museum of Rowan University hide caption toggle caption Edelman Fossil Park & Museum of Rowan University A …

    Source: The Maravi Post - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    An Alaskan's perspective on how we see the natural world

    LAKE MINCHUMINA — “Why,” I asked my biology professor some 45 years ago, “do lynx cross a frozen river at the end of a sand bar?” This much-esteemed man, who excelled in his field, stared at me as though he had no idea what I was talking about. “I always …

    Source: Fairbanks Daily News Miner - Alaska - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Friends fans spot huge 'blunder' in coffee house scene years after episode

    Friends fans have been scratching their heads over a moment in series six of the beloved sitcom. The iconic show first aired in 1994 and ran for 10 seasons until it's emotional finale in 2004. It's now been on screens for over 30 years, but it' …

    Source: Daily Star - Indeterminate
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Mammoth bones returned to county

    This woolly mammoth greets visitors to the Bell Museum in the Twin Cities. Mammoth bones from Faribault County were found in the basement of that museum. Some 10,000-year-old (or older) mammoth bones that were dug up in Faribault County more than 100 years …

    Source: Faribault County Register - Minnesota - Pending
  • Published on May 31, 2025

    Most-complete Stegosaur skull ever found forces rewrite of plated dinosaur history

    A dusty hillside near the village of Riodeva in Spain’s Teruel province has yielded a fossil prize that is turning heads in dinosaur research circles. It is the best-preserved stegosaur skull ever found in Europe. Discovered at the Están de Colón quarry, …

    Source: Earth.com - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2025

    Stone-age tools discovered in Patu, Bardibas

    By Rabindra Upreti,Bardibas, jun,1 : The archaeological sites of Patu in Bardibas-3 have garnered increasing attention and intrigue following the successive discoveries of rare and astonishing stone tools, offering a glimpse into human civilisation from …

    Source: The Rising Nepal - Indeterminate
  • Published on May 31, 2025

    Dinosaur fossils could hold the cure to cancer, study finds

    Dinosaurs faced cancer much like today's animals, new studies show. (CREDIT: Naturalis Biodiversity Center)Dinosaurs aren't typically associated with cancer, but emerging research suggests otherwise. Recent studies reveal that dinosaurs faced …

    Source: AOL - Pending

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  • Published on June 5, 2025 - 17:23 GMT

    Building a Bigger South Australia

    Release date: 05/06/25 The 2025-26 State Budget includes $27.3 billion over four years for priority projects, with a number to be delivered in partnership with the Commonwealth Government. This includes the two biggest projects for the future: $15. …

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  • Published on June 5, 2025 - 08:29 GMT

    A budget for South Australia\'s future

    The 2025-26 State Budget provides crucial funding for police, courts and corrections as well as housing, health and education. It includes measures to support the economy while providing cost of living relief for South Australian families. The 2025-26 …

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  • Published on June 5, 2025 - 17:23 GMT

    Budget to support our regions

    Release date: 05/06/25 The Malinauskas Labor Government is investing $1.8 billion in new measures to support regional South Australia. This considerable funding commitment will support farmers and increase biosecurity measures to protect primary …

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  • Published on June 5, 2025 - 17:23 GMT

    Helping South Australians Into Housing

    Release date: 05/06/25 The Malinauskas Labor Government is investing more than $552 million to directly support the construction of around 2935 new homes and help vulnerable South Australians find secure housing. The budget includes critical …

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