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Cretaceous Bees' Nests
An ancient species of wasp has been discovered, dating back to the Middle Cretaceous period and referred to as "Goeispid Biastrei," named after Formula 1 driver Oscar Biastrei in honor of his achievements in motorsports. The insect was found preserved in amber in northern Myanmar, dating back approximately 65 million years. The amber, which inspired the naming of the species, is orange in color. Biastrei is currently busy with the TT races on the Isle of Man and has not commented on this tribute.
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