“German” Neanderthals Altered Ecosystem 125,000 Years Ago, Study Shows
“German” Neanderthals Altered Ecosystem 125,000 Years Ago, Study Shows
“German” Neanderthals Altered Ecosystem 125,000 Years Ago, Study Shows
A black big cat resembling a panther was captured on camera moving near a construction site on the outskirts of Kiskunhalas, in southern Hungary. The video was shared by the town’s mayor on Facebook
Because a drain pipe at the Linz Chemical Park was blocked, a company came to clear the blockage. To the surprise of the workers, the constipation was a 100-pound catfish.
The two and a half meter long fish had to be pulled to the surface with a crane. “Today” reports that online
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