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31/08/2025

Sir David Attenborough stands next to a colossal femur belonging to a titanosaur, one of the largest dinosaurs to ever walk the planet. This incredible find traces back to 2013, when a shepherd in Argentina's Chubut Province spotted a massive fossilized bone protruding from the soil at La Flecha farm. The discovery sparked a major excavation, revealing the remains of a truly gigantic creature.

Titanosaurs, part of the sauropod family, were herbivorous giants with long necks and tails, weighing up to 70 tons. This particular femur offers a glimpse into their immense size and the prehistoric world they dominated. The find not only captivated scientists but also highlighted the importance of chance discoveries in paleontology.

Such fossils help us piece together Earth's ancient history, shedding light on the lives of these magnificent creatures. The titanosaur remains a testament to nature's grandeur and the enduring mysteries of our planet's past.

31/08/2025

This is a 5,000-year-old Crystal dagger discovered in a megalithic tomb in present-day Spain.

31/08/2025

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06/08/2025

In medieval Europe, people believed that uttering a bear’s true name could summon the animal itself. This superstition led to widespread fear, especially among those living near forests where bears roamed.

To avoid invoking the creature, they began using a euphemism instead. The word “bear” was adopted, which simply means “the brown one,” describing its appearance rather than naming it directly. This linguistic shift was a form of protective magic through language.

Over time, the original word for bear was forgotten entirely. Unlike Romance languages that retained forms of the Latin “ursus,” Germanic languages embraced this cautious renaming, leaving the true name lost to history.

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04/08/2025

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