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As Forbes Advisor's Editorial Director of Growth Projects, Emily looks after driving editorial innovation and audience engagement through new channels. She oversees the vision for audience ...

Come along with Matt, and a familiar fossil hunter guest, to uncover the 485-million-year-old secrets hidden in plain sight — another addition to “D.C.’s accidental museum of paleontology!” ...

A study has found that what scientists thought were the oldest human fossils found in Japan are the bones of a brown bear. Image: Monument to Ushikawa man. Credits: Public Domain, via Wikimedia ...

An edible dahlia, a vegetarian piranha ... The newly identified species include 32 fishes, 17 leaf bugs, 15 planthoppers, 14 worms, 12 skinks, 11 fossil gastropods, nine plants, eight sea slugs, seven ...

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