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Why is the female wallaby always pregnant?
Natural History
Mark Milligan
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March 3, 2020
The swamp wallaby is the only mammal that is permanently pregnant throughout its life according to new research about the reproductive habits of marsupials.
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Geophysical survey reveals possible hidden chambers in Italy’s “Cave of Venuses”
Mark Milligan
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October 10, 2026
184 cuneiform tablets discovered in Hittite royal archive
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3,000-year-old bronze sword discovered in submerged settlement in Italy
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Rare early medieval boat burial discovered in Poland
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