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Jun 10, 01:11

Sauropod Cololite Confirms Herbivorous Diet and Role in Angiosperm Dispersal

Analysis of a 100-liter cololite from an 11-meter-long Diamantinasaurus matildae in northeastern Australia reveals a diet of conifers, ferns, and angiosperms, confirming sauropods' herbivory and their role in angiosperm dispersal during the Cretaceous period (94-101 million years ago).

Jun 10, 04:09

Panthers Dominate Oilers in Game 3 of Stanley Cup Final

In Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final, the Florida Panthers hold a commanding 4-1 lead over the Edmonton Oilers midway through the second period; multiple penalties and scrums have characterized the game, with the Oilers needing a significant turnaround to win.

Jun 10, 01:11

Wedding Anniversary Mirrors Death; Unguarded Store Remains Untouched

Following Eli Moshe's death, friends arranged a successful match, culminating in a wedding exactly one year later on the anniversary of his passing; concurrently, a grocery store owner left his store unguarded over Shabbat, with nothing stolen, highlighting unexpected community integrity.

Jun 10, 01:11

Cashew Butter Salmonella Outbreak Sickens Dozens of Children Across Europe

A salmonella outbreak linked to cashew butter has sickened 52 children in Germany and 13 in Austria, leading to a product recall across several European countries; the bacteria is usually associated with contaminated poultry.