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OPINION - As a lesbian I back trans rights — ignore those trying to divide us

Have you heard the tragic news? Apparently, butch lesbians — like rare pandas — are in danger of going extinct. I have to say, when I first learned that I was soon to follow in the fateful footsteps of the dodo, it did come as something of a surprise. We’ve…

Evening Standard

Chris Packham backs first ever Dinosaur Day to help parents keep up with kids

Dinosaurs and natural history are a key passion point for children

Wales Online

‘A person of integrity’: Family carries on legacy of Army pilot Norman Flecker 25 years after death in Korea

It’s been nearly 25 years since Penny Flecker looked through the glass door of her west Columbia home and found a woman dressed in an Army uniform. Her mind raced to her identical twin sons, Norman and Alex.

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Pterosaurs Thrived In Antarctic Forests Over 100 Million Years Ago

Bones discovered in Australia reveal rare glimpse into lifestyle of largest animals to ever fly.

Zenger

Need a dinosaur? This couple is selling the ultimate Jurassic yard art

This isn’t Jurassic Park. This is Independence, Missouri.

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Man's ancestors 'were cannibals who were eating each other 1.45M years ago'

A study suggests that at least 1.45 million years ago, our ancestors engaged in cannibalistic behaviour as evidenced by cut marks on a fossilized leg bone, indicating the use of stone tools for butchering each other

Daily Mirror

Stone Tools Reveal Evidence Of Cannibalism 1.45 Million Years Ago

Cut marks on a fossil leg bone suggest human relatives were eating each other, according to a new study.

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Ian McMillan obituary

Other lives: Micropaleontologist who contributed to the understanding of the geological history of the marine sediments of southern Africa

The Guardian - UK

Oldest known Neanderthal engravings found in French cave

The oldest known cave engravings in France, and possibly Europe, have been discovered in the Loire Valley – where researchers uncovered designs dating back at least 57,000 years to the age of Neanderthals.

Radio France Internationale

Glastonbury headline sets – ranked!

From Bowie’s stage invader to Stormzy’s ballet, the festival has seen some unforgettable lead acts. We round up the best ever

The Guardian - UK

‘Sand Land’ Is a Video-Game Love Letter to Weird Little Guys

Bandai Namco's action RPG is a showcase of Dragon Ball and Dragon Quest icon Akira Toriyama's artistic talent.

Inverse

Fossils show ancient long-necked sea beast's 'gruesome' decapitation

The researchers studied the neck and head remains of Tanystropheus, detecting bite marks and other signs of trauma indicating decapitation

The Hindu

5 Years Ago, A Groundbreaking Sci-Fi Franchise Completely Gave Up

It turns out there’s such a thing as too many dinosaurs.

Inverse

French cave markings said to be oldest known engravings by Neanderthals

Hundreds of faint stripes, dots and wavy lines at Loire valley site were created more than 57,000 years ago, say scientists

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The Independent UK

57,000-year-old Neanderthal wall art uncovered in France

The finger markings are organised and intentional and thought to be the oldest known engravings by Neanderthals.

Daily Record

Healthy baby boy dies suddenly after being put to bed

Parents Nicola and Xavier Labrousse have been left in the dark over what might have caused their beloved son's death on May 31.

GamesRadar

Paleo Pines is the perfect blend of Jurassic World Evolution, Ocarina of Time, and Stardew Valley

Preview | Paleo Pines is a farming sim that's all about willingly letting dinosaurs trample on your crops

The Independent UK

Long-necked dinosaur-era sea monsters were vulnerable to decapitation by predators, fossil confirms

Findings show that evolving a long neck as a sea reptile came with potential downsides

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Northumbria University forensic scientist uncovers earliest known example of burials among human ancestors

Dr Patrick Randolph-Quinney was one of a team of experts who unearthed new evidence in South Africa that an extinct human cousin buried their dead

The Guardian - UK

Fossils show long necks of prehistoric reptiles were targeted by predators

Evidence suggests slender necks of some ancient marine creatures were a deadly weakness

The Independent UK

Pre-historic long-necked reptiles were decapitated by their predators – study

After almost 200 years of continued research, direct fossil evidence confirms this scenario for the first time, researchers suggest.

Zenger

New Armored Dinosaur Species Unearthed On UK’s ‘Dinosaur Island’

Vectipelta barretti sheds light on ankylosaur diversity and suggests free movement between Asia and Europe

The Hindu

Remains of new species of duck-billed dinosaur found in Chile

Remains of a species of herbivorous dinosaur previously unknown in the southern hemisphere have been discovered in Chile

Daily Mirror

Jurassic Park fans stunned and feel 'old' as child star recreates iconic scene aged 43

As Jurassic Park celebrates its 30th anniversary, former child star Ariana Richards recreated one of the most memorable scenes from the film

The Guardian - UK

One of Britain’s largest sunken forests reveals its secrets

Pett Level on England’s south coast was once full of oak, elm and ash trees. Today, it offers clues as to how climate breakdown can affect landscapes

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