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A worker unearthed a remarkable fossil at the Suncore Millennium mine near

Ft. McMurray in 2011 – the nodosaur Borealopelta markmitchelli.

After excavation, it took five and a half years to prepare the specimen,

revealing exceptional preservation.

The specimen preserves skin texture across the body,

as well as placement of the body armour.

The animal is also preserved in three dimensions,

showing the original shape as when it was alive.

When combined, this shows us how the animal would have looked like

when it lived during the Cretaceous Period.

To investigate further, our scientists assembled an international research team

to analyze the fossil skin.

Geochemical tests show an abundance of preserved organic molecules.

Among them is benzothiazole, a component of the pigment pheomelanin, suggesting that Borealopelta

might have been reddish-brown in life.

There is a higher concentration of dark residue on the top of the nodosaur,

with less on the belly.

This is called countershading.

Contrast between light and dark makes an animal stand out in the landscape.

When an object is illuminated from above, it casts a shadow on the bottom.

The pattern of pigmentation on the animal is opposite this pattern of lighting so that

the two neutralize each other, concealing the 3-Dimensional form of the body.

This disguises the animal so it doesn't stand out to predators.

Science is always moving forward.

Future research on Borealopelta will provide more insight into prehistoric life.

For more infomation >> Palaeo Investigations: What Colour Was a Nodosaur? - Duration: 2:08.

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Hillary In Deeper Crap After Investigators Just Learned What Else She Was Hiding - Duration: 4:45.

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Hillary In Deeper Crap After Investigators Just Learned What Else She Was Hiding - Duration: 3:43.

Hillary In Deeper Crap After Investigators Just Learned What Else She Was Hiding

Hillary Clinton, who is likely the most corrupt Presidential candidate to ever grace the ballot

continues to be at the center of one of the largest political scandals in the history

of the United States.

Never far from controversy, the former Secretary of State is the epitome of what most Americans

hate about the political establishment in Washington D.C.

While she was a Presidential candidate, her campaign, along with the Democratic National

Committee funded the now debunked Fusion GPS Trump dossier along with emails proving the

DNC primary was rigged in her favor, and now additional emails released three days ago

show that Hillary Clinton knew of the security risks to her private email server despite

her claiming otherwise.

Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group obtained these recently revealed emails via

a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, and they clearly demonstrate that not only did

Hillary Clinton have knowledge of security risks associated with her email server, but

the emails also show three additional instances where classified information was transmitted.

During one of the many times she was questioned on the matter, Hillary Clinton stated she

never stopped to think about her email system or the risks it might present to national

security.

However, in an email from June 6th, 2011, Justin Cooper, who was an aide to former President

Bill Clinton, sent an email to Hillary Clinton stating that, "All of your older messages

will remain on the server.

There is a way for me to move everything onto the new device, but the security whizzes have

convinced me that this is a horrible thing to do because you also transfer any viruses,

spyware and junk overseas providers hide on there."

Justin Cooper is the same person who asked Bryan Pagliano, the IT specialist from the

State Department, to set up Hillary Clinton's private email server.

Hillary Clinton has been contradicted numerous times in reference to her use of a private

email server and the transmission of classified information.

In an interview with NBC News from 2015, she said she wished she had "made a different

choice," yet she clearly was aware of one from 2011 despite claiming the contrary.

The emails, which Judicial Watch obtained, clearly show Hillary Clinton was aware of

the security risks as well as the other options she had in setting up her email system when

she became the Secretary of State.Adding credence to her first hand knowledge of the security

risks posed by her private email server, Hillary Clinton paid Bryan Pagliano with her personal

funds to maintain her now proven flawed email system.

The Washington Post reported on this fact back in September of 2015, saying, "Hillary

Rodham Clinton and her family personally paid a State Department staffer to maintain the

private e-mail server she used while heading the agency, according to an official from

Clinton's presidential campaign."

At the time, her campaign tried to explain that this was all done to save the taxpayers'

money, but it seems the move was done in an effort to conceal nefarious activity conducted

by Hillary Clinton and her staff.

On three documented occasions, between September 2009 and March 2012, Hillary Clinton discussed

in some form, or was made aware of the issues with her private email server.

Those emails, which were released by Judicial Watch, can be viewed below.

For more infomation >> Hillary In Deeper Crap After Investigators Just Learned What Else She Was Hiding - Duration: 3:43.

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Hillary In Deeper Crap After Investigators Just Learned What Else She Was Hiding - Duration: 4:44.

For more infomation >> Hillary In Deeper Crap After Investigators Just Learned What Else She Was Hiding - Duration: 4:44.

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What Did We Deep Fry? | WHAT WAS THIS? - Duration: 4:04.

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What was your worst car? - Duration: 1:23.

The worst car was my first car and that was a

2011 Ford Fiesta

That thing was small and it looked like an egg on wheels

My first car was a Nova

It was old

It had a rusted through floor

It was like a Flintstone mobile

'91 Dodge Dynasty

Caught on fire while I was driving it

I had a 1996 Cutlass Supreme

The doors froze in the winter

It was awful

1959 Renault Dauphine

It was a real trap, but it cost $125

My worst car was a Volkswagen Beetle

Every time I come to start it, it just failed to start

It needed a new engine and everything, basically

Probably the car that I have right now

It's a Hyundai Santa Fe, like 2003

It's just horrible on gas milage

It's an older car so it's not very great in general

Security features aren't great, but...

Ford Maverick

The color was yellow, it was breaking down on me all the time

1960 Ford Falcon

It had no front fender left

My dad told me, here's the car, it was $350

He says, you can go to the junkyard and get a fender for 20 bucks

Put it on there, then you can go to Earl Scheib

And get a $29.95 paint job