Scientists discover 25 million-year-old whale species with shark-like features in Australia.

Scientists have identified a new 25 million-year-old whale species, Janjucetus dullardi, from a fossil found on an Australian beach. The small whale, measuring 3 meters in length, had bulging eyes, a shark-like snout, and razor-sharp teeth, distinguishing it as an early ancestor of today's baleen whales. This discovery, named after amateur fossil hunter Ross Dullard, offers insights into early whale evolution and is part of the rare mammalodontids group.