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IFLScience on MSN30,000-Year-Old Feathers Fossilized In Zeolite Reveal Never-Before-Seen MineralizationFeathers belonging to a griffon vulture that died around 30,000 years ago have become the first fossils of their kind, ...
While some product categories experience seasonal ebbs and flows, the knife and multi-tool industry has a knack for churning out noteworthy new items with stunning regularity. This year has been no ...
Each one probably started as a shard of hard surface -- a shark tooth or a fish ear bone -- that settled on the seabed. They then grew slowly, by attracting minerals that naturally occur in the ...
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