125 million years ago a small crocodilian was living in our regions alongside the famous iguanodons. Now, the skull of ‘the small Bernissart crocodile’ has been scanned.
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06/04/2020
Scan of Small Crocodile of Bernissart Reveals New Details
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02/04/2020
Observing two couples of Peregrine falcons who installed their nests in Brussels
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Reinout VerbekeNature and its lifecycles enter our houses and our day to day lives, during this strange period of confinement …
30/03/2020
Bringing Nature Into Lockdowned Lives: #NaturalsciencesAtHome
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Reinout VerbekeIf you can’t come to our Museum, we have to bring the Museum to your living room! Here’s an update of what we have posted on our social media with #NaturalsciencesAtHome
19/03/2020
Tracking Predators to Protect Southern Ocean Ecosystems
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Kelle MoreauAn international group of scientists has mapped the « hotspots » of biodiversity in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica.
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13/03/2020
CT Scan Reveals a Rare Snake Inside a Snake
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Reinout VerbekeYou know the Russian matryoshka dolls? Well, while CT scanning a Samar cobra snake from our collections, we found another snake inside: a rare species of about the same size!
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