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Fossils reveal relationship between feathered dinosaurs and beetles

New fossils in amber have revealed that beetles fed on the feathers of dinosaurs about 105 million years ago

The Independent UK

Fossils reveal link between dinosaurs and beetles which fed on feathers

Researchers studied amber containing the shed skin of beetle larvae tightly surrounded by portions of downy feathers from dinosaurs.

The Independent UK

Jurassic Park In Concert coming to Liverpool M&S Bank Arena this October

Tickets go on sale this Friday

Liverpool Echo

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Why are snails so slow and how was plastic discovered? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

The Scottish tree believed to be 'one of the oldest living things in Europe'

An ancient Scottish tree is located in a charming village's churchyard — a perfect spot for a spring day out.

Daily Record

These “Gorgeous” Skeletons Reveal a New Species of Ancient Bat

A new study details two bat remains that are now the oldest bat skeletons on record, also marking a new species that is 52 million years old.

Inverse

Almost-complete skull of Diamantinasaurus dinosaur discovered in western Queensland reveals ancient secrets

The nearly complete skull of a 95-million-year-old sauropod dinosaur named "Ann" found in western Queensland has unearthed new insights into how the massive creature lived.

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Dinosaur skull found in Queensland belonged to sauropod that roamed almost 100m years ago

Fossil from fourth-ever discovered specimen of a titanosaur may reinforce theory that dinosaurs travelled between South America and Australia

The Guardian - AU

Castle an hour from Edinburgh transformed into thrilling dinosaur park this summer

The grounds of the stately Floors Castle in the Borders are set to welcome some prehistoric visitors this June for a day out that will have the family enthralled.

Edinburgh Live

The Scottish forest where trees are draped in rags in an ancient pagan tradition

Those who are looking to head somewhere a bit different this April, the clootie well near Munlochy on the Black Isle peninsula is both fascinating and mysterious.

Daily Record

Just Stop Oil protestors carrying paint clash with guards as they attack dinosaur exhibit

Just Stop Oil climate change protesters carrying paint clashed with museum security guards after jumping a barrier at a dinosaur display at Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry

Daily Mirror

Protesters clash with museum security guards in dinosaur display

Two Just Stop Oil protesters have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause criminal damage.

The Independent UK

Footprint find in Chinese restaurant proves dino-mite

An eagle-eyed diner has uncovered prehistoric dinosaur footprints at a restaurant in China.

AAP

Cave diving detectives search for fossils in hidden depths to shed light on giant life forms

Julien Louys has been hunting answers in a vast network of underwater caves, as he seeks to shed light on the mystery surrounding giant marsupials that once roamed the earth.

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The Guardian - AU

A whale: sleeping vertically, they look as though they could stop time

Blood rushes through its veins and the whale’s enormous body shakes slightly

The Guardian - UK

Robin Cocks obituary

Other lives: Head of palaeontology at the Natural History Museum and authority on fossil brachiopods

Daily Mirror

'Dinosaur claw' leaves experts baffled after turning up in Welsh woman's front garden

Laura Moorcroft reached out to a zoo and nearby vet after making the puzzling discovery in her front garden, saying she "instantly thought it was from a dinosaur"

Daily Mirror

Enormous dinosaur skeleton larger than 'Dippy' is unveiled at Natural History Museum

It had been thought 15-ton Dippy was the world’s largest prehistoric beast, but at 57 tons, Patagotitan mayorum is much heavier and measures 121ft from head to tail, longer than 85ft Dippy

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The Independent UK

Has T. rex lost its bite? Menacing snarl may be wrong

The classic image of Tyrannosaurus rex flashing giant teeth might be wrong

ABC News

Jurassic World is wrong. Terrifying T-rex had lizard lips, new study shows

Instead of the terrifying toothy tyrant in Jurassic World, T-rex had a gob that looked more like a goanna or Komodo dragon, a new study reveals.

The Guardian - UK

Tyrannosaurus rex had lips over its teeth, research suggests

Contrary to depiction in movies like Jurassic Park, scientists now believe T rexes were not ‘toothy lipless things’

The Independent UK

T rex’s ‘ferocious’ fangs were hidden by lizard-like lips, say scientists

Researchers found that theropod dinosaurs have been wrongly portrayed in films such as Jurassic Park as having exposed teeth.

Reuters

Rare T-Rex skeleton to go under the hammer in Switzerland

Millions of years after dinosaurs ruled the Earth, the skeleton of a giant Tyrannosaurus Rex was introduced to the public in Switzerland on Wednesday ahead of its auction next month.

Daily Mirror

Rare blood-sucking VAMPIRE fish with rows of teeth found washed up on beach

Know for drinking the blood of their prey, the sea lamprey is as elusive as their nickname of vampire fish suggests, having last been seen on the Dutch island of Texel in 2017

ABC News

Two marsupial species discovered at ancient fossil bed south of Alice Springs

Paleontologists working at an undisclosed fossil bed in the Northern Territory's outback have discovered at least two new marsupial species, including a wombat-like creature with a "pretty powerful bite".

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