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Scientists Describe a New Extinct "Bear-Dog" Species Found at a Barcelona Province Site
Fossils from the Els Casots site in Subirats have yielded Paludocyon moyasolai, a medium-sized amphicyonid predator that lived around 15.9 million years ago during the early Middle Miocene
The Spanish Engineer Will Help Put Humans Back on the Moon
Roger Lascorz from Reus left Spain at 16 to chase a dream. Now he's on the NASA control team for Artemis III and Artemis IV — responsible for making sure every step on the lunar surface is captured on camera
Prowling Far from Home: Spanish Scientists Reveal Just How Far Cats Wander
A new GPS-tracking study by the Doñana Biological Station shows that while most cats stay close to the sofa, some "adventurers" can travel up to 3 kilometres away
The Big Return: Why Everyone is Talking About the Moon Again
Scientific journalist Ilya Ferapontov explains why the current Artemis missions are a sensation, how we lost fifty years of progress, and why the Moon has become far more interesting than it was in the 1960s
Madrid Residents Consume More Cocaine Than People in Barcelona, a Study Has Found
The research also investigated the levels of other drugs in the capital's wastewaters