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‘River boss’ largest extinct croc species ever discovered in Australia

Meet Gunggamarandu maunala, the largest extinct croc species ever discovered in Australia.
That’s not a baby platypus, this is a baby platypus

Don’t be fooled by the fake baby platypus phenomenon. This is what a real platypus puggle looks like.
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Sharks are evolutionary champions, but 19 million years ago they were mysteriously pushed to the brink, and humans may be repeating history.

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