Scientists in Greece found a fossilized tree with branches and roots still intact after 20 million years. The rare tree was found near Lesbos’ petrified forest, a 15,000-hectare, UNESCO-protected site
Experts in Greece worried about new rise in cases as EU threatens AstraZeneca with export ban
A rare fossilized tree whose branches and roots are still intact after 20 million years was found during roadwork near an ancient forest petrified millions of years ago on the island of Lesbos in Greece
Scientists have discovered in Greece a rare, fossilized tree whose branches and roots are still intact after 20 million years. It's the first time a tree such as this has been unearthed in good condition since excavation in the site started in 1995. Elias Marcou, Reuters
LOOK: Scientists have discovered in Lesbos, Greece a rare, fossilized tree whose branches and roots are still intact after 20 million years. | via Elias Marcou, @Reuters
LOOK: Greek scientists on the volcanic island of Lesbos, Greece say they have found a rare fossilized tree whose branches and roots are still intact after 20 million years. 📷 REUTERS/Elias Marcou
WATCH: A rare fossilized tree whose branches and roots are still intact after 20 million years was found during roadwork near an ancient forest petrified millions of years ago on the island of Lesbos in Greece
If I won the million dollar prize, I'm dreaming big! As soon as I can I'm going on a multi-continent world trip - making up for missing out on Italy/Greece last year. #ad #gno #GuacFromMexico #SBLV
Loading
Ok, this is terrifying. A 4-year old girl was found drifting nearly a mile out to sea — off the coast of Greece — on an inflatable unicorn. Wow...
Greece secretly sent away more than 1,000 migrants, abandoning them on the open sea | @BISouthAfrica
Universal health care is not a radical idea. It is a reality in: Australia Austria Belgium Canada Chile Czech Rep. Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Israel Italy Japan Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Portugal S. Korea Spain Sweden U.K. #DemDebate2
Most dangerous places to live, 2019. 1. Brazil 2. South Africa 3. Nigeria 4. Argentina 5. India 6. Peru 7. Kenya 8. Ukraine 9. Turkey 10. Colombia 11. Mexico 12. UK 13. Egypt 14. Philippines 15. Italy 16. US 17. Indonesia 18. Greece 19. Kuwait 20. Thailand (InterNations)
The Simpsons has now predicted Disney buying Fox, the FIFA scandal, Greece’s economic collapse & President Trump (via )
Loading