A bizarre scene played out in Chachoengsao, Thailand, on June 18, when a monitor lizard climbed onto an ATM and refused to leave. Footage captured the clingy reptile blocking the machine and flicking ...

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The footprints reveal that reptiles existed about 35 million years earlier than previously known, showing that the evolution of land vertebrates occurred more rapidly than had been thought. “So this ...

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Senator Joni Ernst, responding to national heat over her cold response to potential deaths from Medicaid cuts, dug her hole deeper at a graveyard with a sarcastic apology she tried to make sacred.

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Tuataras possess a mysterious “third eye” on the top of their heads, which isn’t for seeing but helps regulate their body cycles. They’re slow movers and even slower growers—some live over 100 years.