Modern whales’ ancestors probably hunted and chased down prey, but somehow, those fish-eating hunters evolved into filter-feeding leviathans.
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11/05/2017
Baleen Whales’ Ancestors Were Toothy Suction Feeders
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Reinout Verbeke
06/04/2017
Falcons for Everyone 2017: Live Streaming of 3 Nests
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Reinout VerbekeFalcons for Everyone is back and bigger than ever! This spring, you can live stream the daily life of 3 falcon families in Brussels, from the hatching of the eggs to the first flight of the young falcons.
04/04/2017
Party for Ben: PlateoNIGHT
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Charlotte DegueldreOn Friday (21st April) from 7-11pm it’s PlateoNIGHT at the Museum!
30/03/2017
Aerial Surveillance Results 2016
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Sigrid MaebeIn 2016 RBINS flew a total of 273 hours on missions to observe the North Sea from the air. Our operators detected 33 instances of pollution caused by vessels at sea: 13 operational discharges and 20 accidental discharges.
20/03/2017
The Dendermonde Mammoth Got a Makeover
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Reinout VerbekePyrite threatened a palaeontological treasure: the mammoth of Dendermonde, part of our collection. Museum employees and volunteers came together to restore the skeleton.
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