文章主講 Karen, Wesley
In January 2021, it was announced that paleontologists at a dig site in Argentina had uncovered the fossils of a 98-million-year-old Titanosaur, and experts believe the dinosaur may be the largest creature to have ever existed on Earth. The Titanosaur species are categorized as sauropods, which were large quadruped herbivores with long necks and long tails.
At the time of the report, the team excavating the fossil in northwest Patagonia had only uncovered 24 vertebrae from the tail and some of the animal’s pelvic and pectoral girdle. Based on the visible skeletal remains, the researchers estimate that this particular dinosaur was around 122 feet long and weighed about 90,000 kilograms. Other similarly large sauropods have been found in the region, including the Patagotitan and the Argentinosaurus.
On January 6, researchers at Tel Aviv University reported that they had produced cow’s milk in a lab from yeast. The professors behind the project—who have also created a startup company called Imagindairy—stated that their goal is to find a way to produce dairy products with fewer damaging effects on the environment than traditional dairy farms. They hope to create milk that has the same nutritional benefits of animal milk, along with a normal smell, taste, and texture . The scientists are working to turn yeast cells that have been encoded with milk DNA into factories that can produce milk proteins. They believe this procedure will allow them to produce milk quickly and economically .
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