Slither Aside, Titanoboa, This Ancient Snake Was Also a 50-Footer All Articles | Discover Magazine Od: Sam Walters 18. Duben 2024 v 20:30 A new study suggests that Titanoboa wasn’t the only snake that loomed large in antiquity.
Stingray-Shark Mating Isn't Possible, Even if a Lone Stingray Ends up Pregnant All Articles | Discover Magazine Od: Sam Walters 6. Březen 2024 v 15:00 Though the pregnancy of Charlotte, a captive round ray in North Carolina, seems to suggest that stingrays and sharks are capable of mating, scientists say otherwise.
Humans Don't Walk Around With Tails Likely Because of This Genetic Mutation All Articles | Discover Magazine Od: Sam Walters 4. Březen 2024 v 20:00 Millions of years ago, our ancient ancestors, the apes, lost their tails. A new study shows how (and hints at why).
Wild or Domesticated, Cats Know the Voices of Their Caretakers All Articles | Discover Magazine Od: Sam Walters 15. Únor 2024 v 15:30 As it turns out, cats “get” your tongue, whether they’re lions, leopards, or house cats.