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A new study reveals that humans used whale bones as tools 20,000 years ago, unlocking secrets of ancient coastal life and ocean ecology. (CREDIT: Domenic Biagini and Gone Whale Watching) ...
I am going to tell you all about the latest discovery from France & Spain, where researchers came across the oldest currently known whale bone tools, dating back to 20,000 years ago. These tools ...
Sailing through the Arctic, we encountered incredible giant whale bones—but also heaps of trash threatening this pristine environment. Join our journey to witness nature’s wonders and its ...
Bone-eating worms, belonging to the genus Osedax, represent a remarkable example of evolutionary adaptation to ephemeral deep-sea habitats. These specialised annelids colonise the bones of beached ...
Rare bones including a mammoth tusk and a pelvis possibly also from a mammoth emerged from a roadway site in southeastern Poland.