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The many, many mouse-eared bats, aka little brown bats, aka Myotis bats (vesper bats part V)

The many, many mouse-eared bats, aka little brown bats, aka Myotis bats (vesper bats part V)
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Gulf Of Mexico Update

Through 2021, the federal waters of the northern Gulf of Mexico have cumulative production of 23.4 Bbo and 193 Tcf. Click here to know more.

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The Biggest Megalodon Sharks Were Moms and Lived in Warm Water, Not Cold

Researcher s fossil evidence disputes cold water Megalodon theory, suggests the largest sharks came from temperate climates and were breeding females.

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Giant fossil matamata turtles (matamatas part V)

The Matamata is an incredible animal. A morphologically bizarre, highly cryptic, aquatic South American turtle, it's equipped with a super-specialised wide, flattened skull and a host of peculiar features that allow it to engulf fish and other prey in deft acts of rapid suction.

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