Reptiles stand upright after the Fermi extinction
Reptile animals have changed the way of moving from ground-to-ground to perpendicular to the ground right after the end of the Permian extinction event, the largest exti…
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Reptile animals have changed the way of moving from ground-to-ground to perpendicular to the ground right after the end of the Permian extinction event, the largest exti…
At France's Arago cave, an international team of scientists analyzed fossil teeth from herbivores that were once hunted by Heidelberg people (Homo heidelbergensis).
New research results on 30 million-year-old fossil animal feces of a giant mammal in South America reveal evidence that complex ecological interactions.
Researchers have discovered that seabass grouper originating from non-jawed fish that appeared 500 million years ago suddenly re-structure their genome.
The blocks from the space that hit glaciers in eastern Canada about 12,900 years ago may have completely destroyed the giant mammoth mammoth.
The common concept is that the first animals evolved from the sea.
At the end of the Paleozoic period (260 million years ago), before the period of dinosaurs ruling Earth, the ancient predecessor of tree mammals to eat leaves and avoid…
Archaeologists are assembling fossil skeletons of a strange giant animal that once lived in the English Channel 200 million years ago.
Famous images of the largest known dinosaurs, from film to skeletons in the museum, mostly have the wrong posture, according to a new study.
The ancestors of tapirs and ancient relatives of rhinos above the Arctic Ring 53 million years ago lived in the darkness for 6 months each year with more mild weather co…
Scientists in Spain discovered the jaw bone and fossil face bone of a gibbon breed that lived in the Middle Miocene, about 12 million years ago.
Dietary mammals are based on climate changes due to climate, which contrasts with the assumption that mammals maintain their eating habits despite global warming.
According to a recent study, non-giant dinosaurs like Hollywood filmmakers describe due to errors in previous calculations.
Sexually reproducing plants and hippopotamus animals once lived prosperously in the Arctic, where only tundra and white bears remain.
A group of scientists from Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Lao Cai Provincial Museum have found fossil bones of many rare and precious animals.