Science
Jaws on their eyes? Study suggests whale sharks have TEETH on their eyeballs – RT
Scientists from the Okinawa Churashima Research Center in Japan have discovered that the whale shark has developed unique eye-adaptations similar to teeth.
The detailed research confirmed that the eyes of the whale shark are covered with eye denticles: small tooth-like projections that act as a rudimentary form of protection for the shark’s eyeball.
Ey…
Continue Reading
-
General16 hours agoMan charged with 48-year-old Hamilton woman’s murder
-
General18 hours agoVictorian children to get free public transport in cost-of-living budget relief
-
Noosa News18 hours agoFarmers in arid region re-introduce native seeds to remote outback rangelands
-
General12 hours agoRescue effort underway after injured man spends cold night stranded on Bluff Knoll