Roy Davis+FollowAncient Cheetah Mummies Found in Saudi CavesDid you know scientists just found mummified cheetahs in Saudi Arabian caves? We’re talking seven full-on mummies and bones from 54 more cheetahs, some over 1,800 years old! No one’s sure how they got so perfectly preserved, but the dry caves helped. The wildest part? Their DNA links them to cheetahs from Asia and Africa, which could help bring these big cats back to places they vanished from. Nature is seriously wild! #History #CheetahMummies #WildlifeDiscovery00Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowGiant Bat Spotted Off Oregon Coast?!Did you see this? Scientists just found a massive bat species living by the Oregon coast—like, 4-foot wingspan massive! These bats aren’t hanging in trees; they’re chilling in sea caves and snacking on fish and crabs. Their waterproof fur and webbed feet are wild, and their echolocation is tuned for hunting underwater. Only about 2,000 exist, so researchers are scrambling to learn more and protect them. Nature is seriously full of surprises! #Science #OregonCoast #WildlifeDiscovery10Share
megangibson+FollowScientists Just Found a New Wild Cat!Did you hear? Scientists just discovered a brand new wild cat species in the Andes Mountains—the first new cat in the Americas in over 80 years! It’s called the Andean mountain cat, and it’s got a silvery coat, bold markings, and some serious high-altitude survival skills. Locals have known about it for ages, but now it’s official. Only about 2,500 are left, so conservationists are racing to protect this rare feline. Nature still has surprises up its sleeve! #Science #WildlifeDiscovery #Andes1135Share
