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spacewar.com > j-miracinonyx-american-cheetah-yukon-fossils-ate-fish

Ancient DNA shows the extinct American cheetah Miracinonyx, long cast as a pronghorn chaser, left Yukon fossils about 31,000 to 34,000 years old from cats that ranged far into the Arctic and ate fish

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (121+ words) A legendary predator's Arctic fossils reveal it was nothing like its nickname suggests—a fish-eating cat, not a pronghorn sprinter. By Space War Editorial Team · Editorial process Published September 8, 2026 Two of those Yukon specimens had been assigned to other cats,…...

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spacewar.com > sw-tardigrades-pulled-from-antarctic-moss-can-survive-a-decade-without-water-temperatures-near-absolute-zero-and-a-10-day-exposure-to-the-open-vacuum-of-space-in-2007-curling-into-a-dehydrated-husk-th

Tardigrades pulled from Antarctic moss can survive a decade without water, temperatures near absolute zero, and a 10-day exposure to the open vacuum of space in 2007, curling into a dehydrated husk they call a tun until conditions improve

4+ week, 2+ hour ago   (1385+ words) In September 2007, roughly 3,000 tardigrades rode the exterior of the European FOTON-M3 capsule through ten days of open vacuum and unfiltered solar radiation. Sixty-eight percent survived, rehydrated, and laid viable eggs — the first animals ever confirmed to live through direct exposure…...