Today's sperm whales might not fit most people's conventional definition of beauty, largely because their heads are strikingly asymmetrical. However, their distant relatives who lived and hunted off the coast of Peru around six million years ago were even more warped: On this fossilized relative of the modern sperm whale, both nostrils are located on the left side, the facial bones appear…
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