Brittany Kasko

Brittany Kasko is a digital production assistant for Fox News Digital. As a contributor to the lifestyle vertical, Brittany reports on pieces related to travel, house and home, family, pets and trending stories. She also creates and produces quizzes. Brittany has worked at Fox News since September 2020 and has spent time with the Fox News Media and Fox Nation teams. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism from Texas Christian University in 2020. She currently lives in Dallas, Texas. Follow Brittany on Twitter.

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Recent Articles

Discovering the Past of Grapes: Fossilized Seeds Shed Light on Their Evolution After Dinosaurs' Extinction

Discovering the Past of Grapes: Fossilized Seeds Shed Light on Their Evolution After Dinosaurs' Extinction

Broke On: Monday, 01 July 2024 Scientists discovered fossilized grape seeds dating from 60 to 19 million years ago in Colombia, Panama, and Peru. These findings reveal how grapes evolved following the extinction of dinosaurs, with dense forests allowing their growth. Oldest known seeds from the grape family were found in India around the Cretaceous-Paleogene event. Researchers from The Field Museum and University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology published their findings in Nature Plants, suggesting grapes adapted to vines post-dinosaur extinction.