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Burmese Pythons Evolve With This Unique Trait of Stretching Their Jaw Wide Enough To Eat Prey as Large as Alligator

Medicine & Technology Oct 03, 2022

Research shows that Burmese pythons have evolved a unique feature, enabling their jaws to stretch wide enough to eat and swallow large prey. Read to know more.

Giant Pterosaur with Neck Longer Than Giraffes' Flew 100 Million Years Ago, Scientists Believe

Apr 15, 2021

100 million years ago, giant flying reptiles that have long necks even longer than those of giraffes and scientists have identified as giant pterosaur, flew to the skies of Modern-Day Morocco.

large prey

Burmese Pythons Evolve With This Unique Trait of Stretching Their Jaw Wide Enough To Eat Prey as Large as Alligator

Giant Pterosaur with Neck Longer Than Giraffes' Flew 100 Million Years Ago, Scientists Believe

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