A 400-Year-Old Painting Caught Bats Eating Birds Before Science Did
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{ "epilogue": "A 1611 Renaissance painting was found to have captured a bat eating a bird long before researchers formally documented the behavior. Scientists revealed that the artwork documented a bat's secret diet and a phenomenon that researchers only recently confirmed." }
Epilogue added 46d ago, after coverage quieted.
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A 400-Year-Old Painting Caught Bats Eating Birds Before Science Did ScienceAlert · 137d ago broke it first
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