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Scientists in Argentina have discovered a new species of long-necked dinosaur that roamed Patagonia 150 million years ago. The find helps unlock secrets about how these giants evolved differently in the southern hemisphere.
Researchers finally cracked the case of why dozens of healthy dolphins kept washing up on Argentina's shores. The surprising culprit? Killer whales sending them into a panic.
Conservationists in Argentina's Patagonia Azul Park spotted a blue whale for the first time in the protected area's history, a milestone moment for one of Earth's most endangered giants. The massive creature appeared during a routine whale monitoring expedition off the coast of Chubut Province.
After decades away, pumas are back in southern Argentina and hunting thousands of penguins annually. New research brings surprisingly hopeful news about what this means for both species.
A nearly complete 90-million-year-old skeleton from Argentina is solving one of paleontology's strangest puzzles. The tiny dinosaur proves these odd creatures shrank before they specialized, flipping evolution theories on their head.
The Magellanic plover, a tiny dove-like shorebird and the only member of its entire bird family, now has fewer than 1,000 individuals left on Earth. Ranchers, scientists, and two nations just joined forces with a creative plan to protect this irreplaceable species.
Archaeologists in Chile found the exact location of a doomed 1584 Spanish colony using metal detectors and one perfectly placed coin. The discovery is helping researchers understand what really happened to the settlers who vanished centuries ago.
Chile just greenlit a massive wind project that will power the creation of carbon-neutral fuels in Patagonia. The 372-megawatt farm represents a major leap forward for clean energy in one of the windiest places on Earth.
Scientists discovered a remarkably preserved skeleton of one of the world's smallest dinosaurs in Argentina's Patagonia region. The crow-sized creature challenges our view of the "age of giants" and reveals incredible biodiversity from 95 million years ago.
Argentina is transforming its 2022 World Cup victory into a coordinated push to become a top luxury travel destination. The country just hosted London travel leaders to showcase its wine, food, and diverse landscapes from Patagonia to the Andes.
Scuba divers are documenting one of Earth's largest intact kelp forests across 750 miles of Chilean Patagonia, revealing ecosystems that absorb 20 times more carbon than land forests. The discoveries could position Chile as a global leader in ocean-based climate solutions.
When scientists tried to move a massive titanosaur fossil from Argentina's Patagonia region, the bones were so heavy they cracked the asphalt beneath the transport vehicle. The discovery of Chucarosaurus diripienda reveals new insights into how these 90-million-year-old giants moved across Earth.
Argentina's wind farms reached nearly 90% efficiency as the country shattered three clean energy records in a single day. More than half the nation's electricity now comes from renewable sources during peak times.
Scientists in Argentina discovered a bizarre new dinosaur that combines features never seen together before, helping solve a 155-million-year-old mystery about how giants evolved in the Southern Hemisphere. The 65-foot Bicharracosaurus is rewriting what we know about Jurassic titans.
A physicist who turned dance shoes into musical instruments is now using wearable sensors to monitor endangered wildlife and prevent sports injuries. Joseph Paradiso's 30-year journey shows how one breakthrough can spark innovations across completely different fields.
Scientists discovered a nearly complete skeleton of a tiny bird-like dinosaur in Argentina that fills a decades-long gap in understanding how these mysterious creatures evolved. The "missing link" fossil proves these dinosaurs were tiny long before they developed their famous stubby arms and ant-eating adaptations.
Scientists discovered a nearly complete skeleton of a bird-like dinosaur in Argentina that's rewriting how we understand evolution. The fossil reveals these creatures shrank before developing their specialized features, solving a puzzle that stumped researchers for decades.
Graham Dugoni turned his concern about smartphone overload into Yondr, a company creating phone-free spaces at concerts, schools, and events worldwide. His simple locked pouch now helps millions disconnect and reconnect with real life.
Three climate leaders are gathering in San Francisco to share the personal moments that sparked their environmental work. The event shows how real-life experiences drive powerful climate solutions.
Scientists discovered a new species of armored, horned turtle in Argentina that survived the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. The finding reveals that turtle populations bounced back stronger than anyone thought.
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