Fossil Friday: ancient shark bones turn out to be the teeth of a new species of flying dinosaur
I mean, who hasn't this happened to, right?
I mean, who hasn't this happened to, right?
Sometimes it pays to be the smallest fish in the pond.
The discovery stands to change our understanding of the Roman fishing industry and the history of two endangered whale species.
He's fat AND big boned. Well, was. Now he's just big boned.
Ok, but can it go away now?
No more pens stuck in your arm's cast.
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