It has been reported that a Spider Man seemingly caught a thief in a shop red-handed. This is not the storyline of another ‘Spider Man’ film by Sam Raimi. The Spider Man under discussion is actually the Adelaide Comic Centre proprietor, Michael Baulderstone, who had sported himself as Spidey to commemorate the International Free Comic Day.
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Woolly mammoths could one day walk the Earth again, it seems.
In an extraordinary Jurassic Park- style experiment, DNA from a frozen specimen of the extinct giant was used to reproduce their blood.
And it revealed that the beasts used more than their distinctive shaggy coats to keep warm in harsh Arctic conditions 25,000 years ago – they had antifreeze in their veins.
The scientists believe the genetic adaptation technique could be used to resurrect body parts and proteins from other extinct animals.
A photo gallery of the March 30, 2010 prominence eruption, starting with a zoomed in view. The twisting motion of the material is the most noticeable feature. Credit: NASA/SDO/AIA
The two-headed bobtail (a type of skink native to Australia, also known as the Shingleback) was rescued in Coogee, New South Wales, by workers from a reptile park.
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