Unique animal fossil patterns in the world
Unlike giant dinosaur skeletons, some fossils have become the focus of archaeologists' attention because of their uniqueness.
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Unlike giant dinosaur skeletons, some fossils have become the focus of archaeologists' attention because of their uniqueness.
The ancient Carthaginians sacrificed newborn babies and animals to express their gratitude to the gods.
Archaeological experts are extremely surprised and continue to study this special grave.
From the Antarctic icy land, researchers unearthed a prehistoric jewel: 50 million-year-old sperm.
Recently, the results of DNA analysis of extinct animals that have been carried out on a large scale have shown that mammoths and other giant creatures that once lived i…
Archaeologists discovered 8 million dog mummies at the grave honoring the ancient Egyptian dog god Anubis.
Scientists found animal footprints in the Archosauriforms reptile group, suggesting they prospered before and during the Great Extinction.
Canadian and British scientists recreated a species of creatures more than 500 million years ago, worms-like but with sharp spines, legs, eyes and teeth, based on fossil…
British scientists discovered inside the ancient Egyptian mummies contained only mud and feathers, not animal carcasses.
The common ancestor of all human beings can own tentacles, according to the latest research by a Russian scientist.
A strange new dinosaur with bat-like wings was discovered by a farmer in China.
The latest scientific news from scientists said a larger set of giant fossil lobsters has been found in southeastern Morocco in North Africa.
The strange creature with a large body like a buffalo and ivory-like set of teeth has lived on Earth about three million years ago.
A group of international experts returned from the first expedition in three flooded caves in Tsimanampetsotsa National Park, carrying large fossils to find a solution t…
Scientists have solved the 180-year mystery of South American ungulate mammals that famous naturalist Charles Darwin when he was described as