Turtles, crocodilians, and salamanders have a slow aging rate. A team of 114 scientists conducted the biggest research on amphibians’ longevity in the wild. Protective phenotypes such as hard shells, spines, or venom correlate to their longevity.
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A pathogen parasite infected sea urchins in the Red Sea and causes massive dying. The same parasite attacked sea urchins in the Caribbean 40 years
Megalodon is a shark species that lived from 22 million years ago to 3 million years ago. Its size was a whopping 18 meters. Great
The brain was known to have 3 protective layers containing brainal and spinal fluid, but now a fourth much thinner layer was discovered. The new
