Discovered a 250 million year fossil forest in Antarctica
In early 2015, during a survey of the Allan Hills area in Antarctica, scientists from the University of Sienna, Italy discovered a previously unknown fossil forest.
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In early 2015, during a survey of the Allan Hills area in Antarctica, scientists from the University of Sienna, Italy discovered a previously unknown fossil forest.
Canada yesterday announced the discovery of a shipwreck, believed to be one of two ships of the Royal Navy that disappeared 170 years ago in the sea.
The penguin has appeared 20 million years ago and has become diverse due to a reduced global temperature, opening the possibility of residence in Antarctica.
Camels are always considered symbolic animals for the desert. However, the researchers have now obtained evidence that these humped animals once inhabited the Canadian A…
The fossil forest on the eastern island of New Zealand provided clues about ancient life near Antarctica.
Recent reports indicate that the ice covered in the Arctic is melting and shrinking to a record low. The phenomenon of ice melting in the Arctic presents very obvious ri…
A group of American scientists said they had just found the body of the famous SS Terra Nova. This is the ship led by the famous British explorer Robert Scott as the cap…
Scientists say the Arctic dinosaur is about 6 meters long and weighs 4 tons, short life span and more difficult to live than other dinosaurs.
For the first time, Italian scientists discovered fossils of Sauropod long-necked dinosaurs in Antarctica.
Fossils of ancient turtles, living about 45 years ago, have been discovered by Argentine archaeologists ...
Right on the first day of New Year 2010, Australian explorers discovered the body of the first aircraft brought to Antarctica.
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…
Sexually reproducing plants and hippopotamus animals once lived prosperously in the Arctic, where only tundra and white bears remain.
You've heard of the spectacle: 65 million years ago, a large meteor hit the earth, causing volcanoes, smoke and dust to fill the space, and then the dinosaurs disappeare…