6-foot-long sea creature — with ‘sharp’ snout — discovered as new species in Colombia
Longnose Pacific stingrays are considered “large-sized,” reaching over 6 feet long and 4 feet across and weighing over 55 ...
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Pterosaurs—Lords of the Ancient Skies
One peels out of formation and dives into the water with a splash, sinking just as far as its shoulders to snatch a fish with its long snout. Then, with a few powerful wing strokes, the beast ...
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How big can beetles get?
Its body is only about one centimetre long, with a snout that can add an extra two centimetres. The South African cycad weevil has the longest snout of any beetle Like most other female weevils, the ...