What's in your honey?
How do you know your Acacia honey comes from Acacia trees? Or your favourite wildflower honey actually comes from wildflowers? Well...
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The Pliocene
I attended this meeting last September in Bristol Zoo (yes, time was found to visit the penguins!). The Pliocene (5.33 - 2.6 million...
Gomphothere on the menu?
Could the last of the gomphotheres have been on the menu for early humans? New discoveries in Mexico have shown that a population of...
Tiny hedgehogs of Canada
A new specie of fossil hedgehog has been found in British Colombia, Canada. This 52 million year old relative of the modern hedgehog...
Big bird
Newly described remains of a toothed bird with a 6.4m wingspan is probably the largest flying bird ever. Originally unearthed in 1983...
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