Animals
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Colossal Whale From Peru That Lived 40 Million Years Ago Might Be The Heaviest Animal, Beating Blue Whale
A recent study revealed that a whale that lived 40 million years ago might be the heaviest animal, beating the blue whale. Read more here.
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