Local resident Molly Finch's multiyear journey of mountainous highs and dumpster lows is the topic of a public presentation at Wright State University on Saturday, Feb. 10, 4:45 p.m., as a part of Five River MetroParks and the university’s Adventure Summit.
"It s about leaving behind a legacy of clean air, clean water, healthy soil and a livable planet for the generations to come," one professor told Newsweek
A Mysterious Mass Extinction Once Wiped Out 90% of Sharks
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Jaws forever changed the way many of us think about sharks. But not in a way that’s fair to the animals. They have a lot more to fear from humans than we do of them. But long before we showed up they faced something far more dangerous than Quint, Hooper, and Brody. A new report says that 19 million years ago, 90% of the planet’s shark population inexplicably vanished. In a “mysterious mass extinction” that greatly reduced shark diversity.
Science shared their findings about early Miocene extinction in pelagic sharks. (A study we first came across at