Ancient giant that never shrank: Study shows Anacondas have been massive for 12 million years

Anacondas reached their enormous size about 12.4 million years ago and, unlike most other Miocene giants, have barely changed since. Fossils from Venezuela reveal that early anacondas were already as large as modern ones, defying climate cooling, habitat loss and new predators. Their enduring gigantism hints at remarkable resilience and ecological adaptability that future research…

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Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott has cut her Amazon stake to donate hundreds of millions of dollars to …

MacKenzie Scott, Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife, has significantly reduced her Amazon stake, donating billions to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Her recent $80 million gift to Howard University highlights her focus on substantial contributions to DEI and disaster relief. Scott’s philanthropic efforts continue to impact numerous causes, solidifying her position as a top global philanthropist.

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EU rare earth push: Brussels rolls out €3-bn plan to slash China dependence; new supply hub and export curbs in pipeline

The European Union is launching a major plan to lessen its reliance on China for rare earths. This strategy involves increasing mining, refining, and recycling within the EU. The move comes amid global supply chain pressures and geopolitical challenges. The EU aims to secure its access to critical materials and protect its industries from disruptions.

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Green vs black vs red grapes: Which variety offers the most nutritional benefits

Grapes, a globally cherished fruit, offer a wealth of nutrients including vitamins, minerals, fibre, and antioxidants. While all varieties are beneficial, black and red grapes boast higher antioxidant levels like resveratrol, supporting heart health and reducing inflammation. Green grapes excel in hydration and vitamin content, making a varied intake ideal for overall well-being.

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Ex-Mets GM sounds the alarm as he pushes Orioles toward Framber Valdez or Tatsuya Imai in hunt for a true ace

Former GM Jim Duquette urges the Baltimore Orioles to swiftly acquire frontline pitching talent like Framber Valdez or Tatsuya Imai. Following a disappointing 2025 season and the Dylan Cease trade, the Orioles face immense pressure to bolster their rotation. Duquette emphasized the need for multiple high-caliber arms to complement existing players and address the team’s…

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