Gigantic wolverines, otters the size of wolves: fossils offer fresh insights into the past: What South Africa’s West Coast might have looked like 5 million years ago. In the foreground, a giant wolverine feeds on a pig while chasing away a primitive hyena. Maggie Newman, Geological Society of South Africa and the University of the WitwatersrandAbout 120 km north of Cape Town … [Read more...] about Gigantic wolverines, otters the size of wolves: fossils offer fresh insights into the past | The Conversation
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A gigantic trek: what it takes to move 200 elephants 1500 km | The Conversation
A gigantic trek: what it takes to move 200 elephants 1500 km: An elephant successfully translocated by SAN Parks from Kruger National Park to Addo Elephant National Park. Author suppliedThe translocation of wild animals is becoming an increasingly important conservation strategy and is happening more and more frequently around the world. The Australian Wildlife Conservancy has … [Read more...] about A gigantic trek: what it takes to move 200 elephants 1500 km | The Conversation
Amazing gigantic aurora lights up Jupiter’s North Pole
Amazing gigantic aurora lights up Jupiter’s North Pole: NASA’s Hubble Telescope managed to capture gigantic aurora at Jupiter’s north pole some days before Juno spacecraft arrives at the solar system’s biggest planet. The video on NASA’s Facebook page was created by joining many far-ultraviolet images of Jupiter taken at different time by Hubble. The post Amazing gigantic … [Read more...] about Amazing gigantic aurora lights up Jupiter’s North Pole
Mzimba helps us re-look at vegetables in his gigantic paintings
A MyJHB.co.za selected Everard Read Gallery video for you: A daring exhibition of large paintings of vegetables is currently on display at the Everard Reed gallery in Johannesburg. Artist Velaphi Mzimba, known for his large-scale portraits of people and his giant paintings of fruit, has now turned his attention to cabbage and carrots. In this video, the Soweto-born artist … [Read more...] about Mzimba helps us re-look at vegetables in his gigantic paintings