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Extinct Crocodile Skull Found In Pyramid Rocks, Distant Cosmic Burst Recorded

Original: Skull Of An Extinct Crocodile Found In The Rocks Used To Build The Pyramids, Most Distant Fast Radio Burst Yet Discovered, And Much More This Week

Scientists report that a skull of an extinct crocodile species has been identified in the limestone rocks used to build the Egyptian pyramids, offering new insight into the region's ancient biodiversity. Separately, astronomers have detected the most distant fast radio burst yet, a powerful radio signal from billions of light years away that could help probe the early universe. The discoveries round out a busy week in science news.

Why now: Two striking scientific discoveries, an unexpected fossil find tied to the pyramids and a record-breaking cosmic signal, captured public attention this week.

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