🐟 Ancient salmon once had tusks 🦷 #allsciencenofiction
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Back in 1972, scientists discovered
Back in 1972, scientists discovered fossilized remains of a giant salmon relative from around 5 million years ago. The fish could grow 8 feet long, and the paleontologists compared their large projecting teeth to that of a saber-toothed cat. But now, after new discoveries and modern technology, researchers from the University of Oregon and Oregon State University say those teeth are really more like tusks the fish might’ve used to dig or defend themselves. Learn more about these and other recent scientific discoveries in the Pacific Northwest from OPB's "All Science. No Fiction."
📹 by Jes Burns, OPB
🎞️✂️ by Danika Sandoz, OPB and Cameron Nielsen, OPB
Learn more: https://www.opb.org/article/2024/06/2...
To learn more about this discovery and other recent breakthroughs made by researchers in the Pacific Northwest with this roundup by Jes Burns, creator of OPB’s All Science, No Fiction. visit https://www.opb.org/show/all-science-...
#oregoncoast #salmon #tusks #science #WildSalmon #SalmonFacts #ScienceNews #AllScienceNoFiction #PacificNorthwest #OPB #Oregon #PacificNorthWest #shorts
📹 by Jes Burns, OPB
🎞️✂️ by Danika Sandoz, OPB and Cameron Nielsen, OPB
Learn more: https://www.opb.org/article/2024/06/2...
To learn more about this discovery and other recent breakthroughs made by researchers in the Pacific Northwest with this roundup by Jes Burns, creator of OPB’s All Science, No Fiction. visit https://www.opb.org/show/all-science-...
#oregoncoast #salmon #tusks #science #WildSalmon #SalmonFacts #ScienceNews #AllScienceNoFiction #PacificNorthwest #OPB #Oregon #PacificNorthWest #shorts
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