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stanley thermos the BBC at the time. But we just had to stay calm. It may have been a different story if it had been aggressive but it absolutely wasnt. It made us feel at ease. We just walked past it and it was absolutely grand. What made this escape all the weirder is that it was the second to have occurred at that z Yfkl After Just 6 Months, the Phone Notch Is Already Deeply Uncool
A new study in Nature Communications shows evidence that the Dinocephalosaurus was the first animal in its clade to perform a live birth, as opposed to laying eggs as most other reptiles did at the time and still do
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