A new study reveals a significant increase in silver levels buried in marine sediments off the coast of Vietnam, coinciding with the start of the Industrial Revolution. This finding suggests global warming may be accelerating silver burial in ocean sediments, with potential implications for ocean ecosystems.
A groundbreaking discovery of nearly complete fossil skeletons in Mexico has unlocked the mystery surrounding the prehistoric shark, Cretoxyrhina mantelli. Previously known only through fragmentary remains, these new specimens provide unprecedented insights into the enigmatic predator’s anatomy, behavior, and ecological role in the Late Cretaceous oceans.
