Ancient 24-foot ‘sea dragon’ Jormungander: Terrifying mosasaur that ruled oceans 80 million years ago

In 2015, paleontologists unearthed a new mosasaur species, Jormungander walhallaensi, in North Dakota. This 24-foot-long “sea dragon” lived 80 million years ago and bridges the evolutionary gap between smaller and giant mosasaurs. The nearly complete fossil, including skull, jaws, and spine, provides crucial insights into Late Cretaceous marine life and predator evolution, enhancing our understanding…

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World Athletics C’ships: Duplantis breaks world record for 14th time; New Zealand’s Beamish makes history

Armand Duplantis stole the show at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, breaking his own world record in the pole vault. Geordie Beamish delivered a stunning upset in the 3,000m steeplechase, securing New Zealand’s first-ever world track gold. Ditaji Kambundji surprised in the 100m hurdles, while Camryn Rogers retained her hammer title.

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Japan sets new record with 100,000 people over 100 years of age; 7 secrets to their longevity

Japan has achieved a remarkable milestone with nearly 100,000 centenarians as of September 1, 2025, marking the 55th consecutive year of increase. Experts attribute this longevity to a balanced diet rich in fish and vegetables, strong social connections, and an active lifestyle. Good healthcare, preventive measures, and a clean environment also play crucial roles.

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Telangana HC suggests hoardings with warning in front of illegal buildings

The Telangana High Court proposed installing hoardings in front of illegal constructions to warn potential buyers. Justice Vijaysen Reddy urged citizens to verify construction legality independently, expressing displeasure at the rise of unauthorized buildings. The court questioned authorities’ inaction on court orders and emphasized the impact of social media, noting a disconnect between state progress…

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