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A 99-million-year-old amber fossil preserving a deadly encounter between two insects has proven what scientists long suspected about some of the Earth s first ants. The insect s ancestors had a deadly weapon in place of modern pincers mdash; vertical jaws that looked like the Grim Reaper s scythe that were used to pin prey against a horn on their heads so that it was easier to keep ahold of their meal.The discovery wa
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Many families come home with cute photos and fond memories after a Disney vacation, but for one family from North Carolina, it was a much more profound experience.While on a family trip to Walt Disne
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