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Sep 2021
3m 30s

Dent de bébé (Baby tooth)

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Des scientifiques ont découvert une dent de bébé dans les excréments fossilisés d’un requin préhistorique, et conclu qu’ils mangeaient leurs petits.

Traduction:
Scientists have discovered a baby tooth in the fossilised faeces of a prehistoric shark, and concluded that the animals ate their own young.


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