Costa Rican researchers announced a major archaeological discovery Friday, revealing the unearthing of mastodon and giant sloth fossils dating back as far as 40,000 years. The bones, including a femur, vertebrae, and ribs, were found on private property in Cartago, marking the largest such find in decades, according to the National Museum.
The discovery, which included 49 bone pieces, was made by accident, according to Phys.org. The find highlights the rich paleontological history of the region.
While this news comes from a science-focused source, other news outlets are reporting on different events. The Canadian town of Tumbler Ridge is reeling from a mass shooting that claimed the lives of eight people, primarily young children, according to The Guardian. In Rio de Janeiro, the iconic Carnival kicked off with the Carmelitas street parade, drawing thousands, as reported by Euronews.
Other news includes advancements in AI, including its applications in ancient games, music creation, and investments in Singapore, according to Nature News. Additionally, medical research is showing promise with a new cell therapy showing potential in treating autoimmune diseases.
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