A tiny 'ice mouse' with teeth the size of sand grains survived some of the coldest temperatures when dinosaurs roamed the Earth

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A painting of Ugrunaaluk kuukpikensis, a duck-billed dinosaur, with an insert of the tiny Sikuomys mikros, a shrew-like animal, that illustrates a scene from ancient Alaska during the Cretaceous Period.
Sikuomys mikros would have had to dodge much-larger dinosaurs when it foraged for food.

James Havens

Award Winning Bird Images Are the Best Thing You’ll See All Day

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Photographers from around the world recently submitted 20,000-odd images of bird species to the Bird Photographer of the Year contest.

Dried-up Texan river bed reveals perfectly-preserved tracks of 111-foot-long dinosaur

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A three-toed track in the dried-up Paluxy riverbed, with some remaining water in the background, in Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose, Texas, in August 2023.
A three-toed track in Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose, Texas.

Paul Baker

A new fossil shows a prehistoric badger-like mammal and a dinosaur locked in 'mortal combat'

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A fossil of a Psittacosaurus dinosaur and Repenomamus mammal skeletons fighting, with the mammal on top and biting into the dinosaur
The Repenomamus is on top of the Psittacosaurus, biting into its ribs.

Gang Han

12 most dangerous dinosaurs of all time, ranked by a paleontologist

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Children playing in wet weather clothes near a replica of a velociraptor.
Children playing in a dinosaur exhibit in in Woodland Hills, California. A paleontologist has weighed in on which dinosaurs would be most dangerous to humans.

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Adam Driver asked NASA how it plans to save Earth from world-ending asteroids

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Adam Driver arrives at the UK Premiere of the film 'House of Gucci' at Leicester Square in London, Britain.

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Hundreds of Thousands of Birds Simply Didn't Breed After a Stormy Summer in Antarctica

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December and January represent breeding season for seabirds in Antarctica, a time when there should be thousands of active nests. But strong snowstorms during the 2021-2022 season made it difficult for birds to access their usual grounds and resulted in a total failure to reproduce for multiple species.

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