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Animals carry jaws that can crush dinosaurs
Didelphodon vorax is the largest marsupial in the Cretaceous with strong jaws that can crush prey, including dinosaurs.
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Discovered human beings once had two tails
People in evolution have lost their tails. However, a recent study shows that we have lost the tail, not just one but twice.
Archeology
Fossil 'hybrid' elephant and three million year old horse
A team found fossils of animals 1.5m taller, weighing about 500kg, shaped in a mixture of horses and elephants.
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Clean-falling dinosaur teeth when grown up
The small and sharp teeth of the Limusaurus dinosaur, which lived in northwestern China 160 million years ago, disappeared when they mature.
Archeology
10,000-year cooking technique changes ancient civilization
Ancient people could use a heat-resistant pot to cook plants 10,000 years ago, a step forward to help form a permanent settlement towards a modern civilization.
Archeology
The first fossil animal traveled on land
The first vertebrate fossil that traveled on land about 355 million years ago was found in Scotland.
Archeology
Bloodthirsty beast carrying the oldest tumor on Earth
Scientists have found the earliest tumor on Earth, occurring 255 million years ago in a giant and famous thirsty creature: Gorgonopsid.
Archeology
Ancient people knew how to use cow's milk from 9,000 years ago
People have used milk and dairy products in the northern Mediterranean area about 9,000 years ago.
Archeology
Fossilized 3.5 million years of pangolin in Argentina
On October 25, residents of Mar del Plata, Argentina's Buenos Aires province, said they discovered a 3.5-million-year fossil of a pangolin in the Glyptodontidae family,…
Archeology
Snake two heads sunbathing in the home garden of Croatia
A Croatian resident found a two-headed cobra lying in the sun in the garden.
Archeology
The 125 million-year fossil remains intact, the hair of prehistoric mice
The 125-million-year-old fossil of the small reptile in intact marshes can even see feathers, skin and organs clearly visible.
Archeology
The first sign of life on Earth could be bacteria
A recent discovery shows that bacteria have existed on Earth for 3.7 billion years ago, after 1 billion years since the Earth was formed.
Archeology
Discovered giant dinosaur footprints in the Mongolian desert
On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.
Archeology
Surprised by the sacrificial dog skeleton 1,000 years ago in Peru
Scientists believe that sacrificial dog remains belong to the rituals of the Ychsma, during the period from 900 AD to 1470.
Archeology
Discovered a noble woman's tomb 4.500 years ago
Scientists have discovered the tomb of a noble woman who lived about 4,500 years ago with many jewelry and costumes with 1,500 pearl beads and 100 pendants made from ani…