Humans and sharks have the same ancestors
According to a new report published by the University of Chicago research team (USA), at 440 million years ago, a common ancestor of humans and sharks once existed on Ea…
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According to a new report published by the University of Chicago research team (USA), at 440 million years ago, a common ancestor of humans and sharks once existed on Ea…
According to scientists, from her DNA she could see that her ancestors almost certainly came to Alaska from 8,500 years ago, passing through the mainland connecting Beri…
Archaeologists in Egypt discovered the ruins of an ancient city and an adjacent cemetery dating from 7000 to 5.3 BC.
Geologists, despite extreme temperatures, crossed glaciers and snow mountains to find traces of a forest that existed in Antarctica hundreds of millions of years ago.
Titanoboa is 14.6 meters long, lives in the jungle 60 million years ago and specializes in hunting crocodiles to eat meat.
History shows that Qin Shihuang prepared his death very carefully.
Experts found a secret compartment hiding two letters from 1777 inside the statue of Jesus.
Experts at Keble University discovered a piece of pelvis could belong to Saint Nicholas, Santa's (Santa Claus) prototype today, Yahoo News reported on December 6.
A Chinese farmer has just discovered an ivory fossil believed to be of the elephant that lived about 10,000 years ago, the China Post Office reported.
The 75 million-year fossil in Mongolia belongs to the dinosaur that looks like an odd hybrid hybrid between swans, crocodiles, ducks and ostriches.
Researchers found that the three-lobed fossil with the right eye may be the oldest eye ever discovered.
Rings, rings, jewelry inlaid with gold and beads of the Funan people about 1,500 years ago in South Vietnam were first displayed in Saigon.
Archaeologists conduct research on two tombs built about 3,500 years ago in Luxor city.
According to Professor Clarke, our lack of sympathy for such sounds can be traced back to the innate memory of long-forgotten predators.
Archaeologists found a mass grave containing the remains of five Batavia passengers on Western Australia's Beacon Island, National Geographic reported on December 7.