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Fossils: The Stone Archive That Holds Secrets of Our Past. By Florencia Renata. ( ENG)
Have we ever seen a stone shaped like a snail, a footprint marked in rock, or a bone that seems too large to belong to any modern animal? All of these, without us knowing it, are…
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Dinosaurs: Giants That Left Footprints Beyond Time. By Florencia Renata
What comes to mind when we think of dinosaurs? Perhaps a Tyrannosaurus Rex roaring in the middle of a jungle, maybe a pile of enormous bones in a museum, or probably the…
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about 1 year ago
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Mass Extinctions: The "End of the World" That’s Happened Five Times (Part 2)/ Extinciones masivas: el "fin del mundo" que ha pasado cinco veces (ENG/ESP)
Image: generated using Openart.ai In my last post , I defined Mass Extinctions (MEs) and mentioned there have been five—so far
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[ENG/ESP] An adventure at the Museum of the Institute of Geology and Paleontology of Cuba (IGP)
A necessary introduction 
What comes to mind when we think of dinosaurs? Perhaps a Tyrannosaurus Rex roaring in the middle of a jungle, maybe a pile of enormous bones in a museum, or probably the…
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A T. rex fossil sold for $31.8 million- should scientific evidence be treated as a luxury asset?
Stan is now displayed in a new museum in Abu Dhabi (opened in 2025), but the broader debate about privately influenced fossil access remains ongoing in modern palaeontology. Image Credit:
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Where the Wild Things Are
I enjoy picking fights with extinct or dangerous species. When I see one, my caveman circuits turn on, and I immediately think: how would I defend myself if it attacked me? I…
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Kaprosuchus - The Boar-like Crocodilia
If you decide to study paleontology (scientific study of past life forms through fossils), you would be shocked at the amazing life that graced our planet far before we existed…
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