The Tuatara ( Sphenodon punctatus ) is a reptile species endemic to New Zealand, representing a living relic of the dinosaur ...

(CNN)-- It took about 110 years and some delicate surgery on his most private parts, but Henry -- a lizard-like creature from New Zealand -- is now a dad. Henry, a tuatara who, as far as curators ...

SSC North America Still, it took 10 years—and many millions of dollars—to fully develop the Tuatara, and only 100 will ever be made, at a rate of roughly 20 per year. SSC North America The ...

The track-only Tuatara Striker will also reportedly debut in August at Pebble Beach. The SSC Tuatara is the officially recognized fastest production car in the world at 282.9 mph. We emphasize ...

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Tuatara is a sector-focused private equity firm dedicated to helping great companies realize their vision in the burgeoning cannabis industry. We seek to build a portfolio of businesses that is ...

A 74-year-old tuatara, the titular Leo (Sandler) lives in an elementary school terrarium which he shares with his turtle friend, Squirtle (Bill Burr). The two animals have spent many years in the ...

Inhabiting the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans and can reportedly live for 400 years — twice the age of the longest-living ...

In December, Resources Minister Shane Jones said, “… if there is a mining opportunity and it’s impeded by a blind frog, goodbye, Freddie.” He was referring to our native frogs, pepeketua, which are so ...

The 1990 MY Bimota Yb6 EXUP has, at its heart, a liquid-cooled, four-stroke, 1002cc, transverse four cylinder powerplant paired to a five-speed manual transmission, and can reach a maximum power ...

Following intense controversy surrounding the legitimacy of 2020’s claimed 331mph run, and a legitimate 282.9mph two-way average last year that made it officially the world’s fastest ...

Unfortunately, all of us will go the way of the dodo. The question is, why not make that inevitable final journey a memorable ...