The Japanese Wrestling Team and Their Coach Had the Best Celebrations at the Olympics
Aug 22nd, 2016 by Aldouspi

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wrestler flips coach olympics The Japanese Wrestling Team and Their Coach Had the Best Celebrations at the Olympics

 

Although the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio are officially over, there were moments from the games that will last a lifetime. For the Japanese Women’s Wrestling Team, it was undoubtedly how they celebrated their amazing victories with their 56-year-old coach, Kazuhito Sakae.

The women’s team from Japan took home a remarkable 4 gold medals and 1 silver medal. The unforgettable celebrations first began when Sara Dosho won gold over Russia’s Natalia Vorobeva in the 69 kg final. She hoisted (hands-free no less!) Sakae on her shoulders as he proudly waved Japan’s flag. Risako Kawai followed suit after her win in the 63 kg final, also hoisting her coach but not before delivering two perfect body slams!

 

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Below you can see Tosaka and Kawai celebrating their gold medal wins with their coach 🙂 Congrats to the Japanese Women’s Wrestling Team for an outstanding Olympics!

 

 

 

*Bonus Happy Feet Dancing*

 

Watch this video on YouTube.

 

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242+ Million Years Old Ichthyosaur, Dinosaur Fossil
Aug 7th, 2016 by Aldouspi

This fossil find gives a very nice few of the skeletal structure of the Icicle’s which was running and swimming around over 242 millions years ago.

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Seen here is a partial skeleton of a dinosaur that lived between 242 – 247.2 million years ago. The remarkably well-preserved fossil was discovered in the Guanling Formation located in ‬Guizhou Province, China.

The fossil was identified as Barracudasauroides panxianensis, a genus of mixosaurid ichthyosaur which lived during the Middle Triassic. If you want to see the fossil in ever greater detail, check out the 5,240 x 2,667 pixel version. via Didier Descouens / Museum of Toulouse on Wikimedia Commons

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