Articles for author: Alana Theron, BSc in Biodiversity and Ecology

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165 Million-Year-Old T-Rex Doppelganger Unearthed on the Other Side of the World 

Recently, an extraordinary find captivated scientists and dinosaur enthusiasts alike. The fossilized remains of a previously unknown dinosaur species, bearing striking similarities to the iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex, were unearthed in Kyrgyzstanhas. Needless to say, scientists were captivated by the discovery of this large predatory dinosaur. And how it found its way to the other side ...

Discovery of The Worlds Largest Squirrel

In the heart of central and southern India resides a captivating creature: the Indian giant squirrel, scientifically known as Ratufa indica. Renowned by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest squirrel in the world, these majestic beings, affectionately dubbed the rainbow squirrel, grace the vibrant forests with flamboyant fur in shades of orange, ...

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Brand New Tyrannosaurus Species Discovered In Mexico

A new fossil discovery is shedding light on a previously unknown Tyrannosaur species. This close relative of the Tyrannosaurus rex was found in Mexico, revealing intriguing differences between the northern and southern populations of these ancient predators! Let’s see why scientists are excited about what this means for our understanding of dinosaur diversity. A Forgotten Fossil ...

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Less Than 1,000 Precious Elephants Left

Borneo elephants have recently been classified as endangered, with their population dwindling to just 1,000 individuals in the wild, highlighting the severity of their plight. This status reflects the significant threats posed by habitat loss due to deforestation and human encroachment, which fragment their habitats and escalate human-wildlife conflicts. Conservation efforts are crucial to mitigate ...