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It was a pea-sized version of the adult.
Bright yellow, orange freckles, its own little lure.
That's what I thought.
Richard says this one juvenile warty frogfish, which she named Domino, is a big achievement.
Important for conservation purposes and to support commercial and recreational aquaculture.
Jenny says she looks forward to the day when domino can go on exhibit and be seen by the public.
A tiny testament to what's possible.
It was my pleasure.
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A team of scientists sliced through large rocks that had formed on the seafloor 100 million years ago.
They created 3D reconstructions of any fossils inside, which included a handful of octopus jaws, the only hard part in these soft-bodied creatures.
The jaws allowed an estimation of the animal's body size, and they were likely colossal, each one larger than a school bus.
Jörg Mutaloza is a paleontologist at Ruhr University Bochum.
Just a few fossil findings may shed very new light on the evolution of the biosphere.
The results paint a vivid picture of the ocean ecosystem of the late Cretaceous, one that would have been filled with a variety of large and hungry predators.
A team of scientists sliced through large rocks that had formed on the seafloor 100 million years ago.