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Giant Dinosaur Fossil Named “Gus” Could Sell for $30 Million!
A giant T. rex fossil named Gus could sell for up to $30 million at auction!
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A giant T. rex fossil named Gus could sell for up to $30 million at auction!
Imagine being stuck on a boat for months, unable to go anywhere. That is exactly what is happening to about 800 giant cargo ships in a warm body of water called the Gulf. Because of a big fight between different countries that started back in February, these ships are trapped and cannot leave.
Discover talking animals, cunning foxes, and centuries-old secrets at the new Aesop’s Fables exhibition right here in Jersey!
Taste delicious French treats, smell sweet lavender soaps, and explore Normandy culture right here at Jersey’s Weighbridge this week!
Imagine standing in front of a painting so famous that thousands of people rush past hundreds of other amazing artworks just to see it.
It weighs as much as a Labrador, has bright orange teeth, and lets monkeys ride on its back without batting an eyelid. Meet the capybara — the world’s largest rodent, and possibly the most relaxed creature on Earth.
The US government has begun releasing secret files about mysterious objects in the sky. Whether they are alien ships or just releases to keep people curious, remains to be seen.
A French robotics company has developed a new artificial intelligence “brain” and a robotic hand that can perform delicate tasks, such as playing the piano and cracking eggs.
Health authorities in the UK and USA have launched a major investigation after a rare virus was discovered on a cruise ship. Although the risk to the public remains very low, scientists are working hard to track passengers and prevent the illness from spreading.
A clever new invention is using the power of the ocean to run high-tech computers. These giant towers bob in the waves to create clean energy in the middle of the sea.
A major food company in Dubai is facing serious financial trouble due to unpaid debts and shipping problems caused by conflict in the Middle East.
Thousands of children in Canada have joined together for the “Great Big Crunch” to celebrate healthy eating. By biting into apples and carrots at the same time, they helped persuade the government to support better school meals.