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Rice, reported to be over 3,500-years-old was recently unearthed in Guam, making it the earliest known evidence of rice in ...
researchers find 3,500-year-old rice remains in ritidian beach cave, indicating first settlers brought rice from the philippines.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
A cave tarantula species, Orphnaecus pellitus, has been rediscovered in the Philippines after 133 years, showcasing unique troglobitic subterranean adaptations.
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