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Michael Jordan Agrees to Sell Majority Stake in Charlotte Hornets

The sale to Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall values the team at a reported $3 billion. Jordan is currently the league’s only Black majority owner. The sale to Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall values the team at a reported $3 billion. Jordan is currently the league’s only Black majority owner. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All…

Michael Jordan is selling his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets

Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan responds to a question during a news conference on Oct. 28, 2014, at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina.Jeff Siner | Tribune News Service | Getty ImagesBasketball legend Michael Jordan has agreed to sell his majority stake in the NBA's Charlotte Hornets to wealthy investors Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall, a representative for Jordan confirmed on Friday.Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Jordan will retain minority ownership of the team as part of the deal.Jordan…

Zack Snyder Kicks Open the Henry Cavill Hornet’s Nest by Sharing New Lost Look at His Superman

Image via Warner Bros. Henry Cavill fans have yet to recover from the actor’s rough 2022. After several years of dominating some of cinema’s biggest franchises, Cavill lost several treasured roles last year. He stepped away from his flawless representation of Geralt of Rivia in Netflix’s The Witcher, and — after confirming that he was set to return as Superman — likewise lost out on a future as the Man of Steel. The revamped DCU, with James Gunn at its helm, is going in a different direction, leaving Cavill and…

Redfall Dev On How Murder Hornets, COVID, Aliens, Insurrection, And Ice Storms Affected Game’s Development

Redfall creative director Harvey Smith believes the range of issues that developer Arkane faced during the development of the vampire game would have "tanked" a different studio. Appearing on the Iron Lords podcast, Smith listed off the many real-world events that transpired during the development of Redfall, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the January 6 storming of the US Capitol, murder hornets, aliens, and power outages in its local community of Austin, Texas, and much more."This team has been through…

Plants Call in Hornets to Rescue Their Seeds

A hornet senses a chemical distress signal from an agarwood tree and zips over, hoping to devour a customary meal of attacking caterpillars. But when it arrives, there are no caterpillars, and it has to settle for agarwood seeds—which the duped insect carries away, unwittingly helping the tree reproduce. A new study in Current Biology says this is the first-known case of a plant deploying such defensive chemicals to spread its seeds. The agarwood species Aquilaria sinensis is native to tropical China. When caterpillars…

Murder hornets have a new name

The Entomological Society of America has given murder hornets a new name. We originally labeled the hornets as the Asian giant hornet. However, the Entomological Society of America has announced it will refer to the species as “northern giant hornet” going forward. The new name should help avoid any stigmatizing geological reference to the species. The murder hornet has a new name A northern giant hornet, also known as a “murder hornet.” Image source: Cherry/AdobeThe northern giant hornet, most…

Study suggests bats buzz like hornets to scare off owls

Greater mouse-eared bats are preyed upon by owls, but the owls themselves likely avoid hornets, for fear of getting stung. New research suggests that the bats take advantage of this fact, by buzzing like hornets to keep owls at bay.The study is being led by Assoc. Prof. Danilo Russo, of Italy's University of Naples Federico II.Several years ago, he noticed that when he was handling greater mouse-eared bats that had been caught in mist nets, those bats produced a hornet-like buzzing sound. At the time, Russo and colleagues…

These Bats Scare Off Predators by Buzzing Like Hornets

Greater mouse-eared bats. Scientists have discovered the first case of acoustic Batesian mimicry in mammals: greater mouse-eared bats imitate the buzzing sound of a stinging insect to deter predatory owls from eating them.In Batesian mimicry, a harmless species imitates a more dangerous one in an evolutionary “ruse” that protects the mimic from would-be predators. Now, researchers reporting today (May 9, 2022) in the journal Current Biology have discovered the first case of acoustic Batesian mimicry in mammals and one of…