Archeology
Giant dinosaurs dug out of the cave
According to researchers, giant amphibian dinosaurs have once dug underground burrows to hibernate when water sources become scarce.
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Prehistoric birds sacrifice their tails to evolve
Early birds 100 million years ago gave up the long bone tail in exchange for flexible legs and evolutionary advantages.
Archeology
Bone tools 51,000 years old
Neanderthals have created the oldest tools in Europe, and modern people may have learned how to make this tool from them.
Archeology
Graveyard mammoth under the Volga river
Russia's largest river is likely to contain a mammoth graveyard. Scientists hypothesize that after divers often encounter prehistoric animal bones in the riverbed.
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Detecting giant dinosaur tails dating back 72 million years
A group of excavators carefully swept away the sand and gravel that covered thousands of years of age to reveal the dinosaur tail about 5 meters (16 feet) long.
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The mysterious cemetery on the cliff is 100 meters high
More than a hundred urns and many coffins containing skeletons are placed on the cliffs in Cambodia's remote forest for centuries, holding the secrets of a mysterious na…
Archeology
Detecting huge fossil bones of sea monsters
Kevan Sheehan (68), living in Osmingtton (England), collected fossil bones from this animal for five years from the first fossil bone fragments.
Archeology
Evidence of cancer in Neanderthals
A tumor lying on the rib of a 120,000-year-old skeleton shows that at least one Neanderthal who had been cancerous seemed to only haunt modern humans.
Archeology
The noble house also has rickets
Scientists were surprised to find children of a wealthy and powerful aristocratic family in Italy in the 17th century also suffered from malnutrition and rickets.
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Detection of large fossil skeletons
Mr. Nguyen Van Toan lived in hamlet 6, Dien Ky commune said that on the morning of June 14, he hired people to dig wells in his garden. When digging 4m, there is a white…
Archeology
Evidence of cannibalism discovered
White people who migrated to the United States used to eat cannibalism to survive the extremely harsh period of the early 17th century.
Archeology
Death trap for predators of ancient times
According to the latest study published in the scientific journal PLoS ONE, a large cave near the capital Madrid (Spain) was once a death trap for most dangerous predato…
Archeology
New discovery of Au fossils. Sediba
In recent days, new discoveries about a prehistoric skeleton have made the scientific community wave with controversy over the origins of humanity.
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New discovery about the evolution of language
The combination of monkey and human traits in the middle ear bone of two extinct ancient genus shows that human ancestors may have begun to evolve the parts that souther…
Archeology
Detecting the nocturnal egg nest of the dinosaur fetus
Scientists have discovered a cave storing more than 200 fossil skeletons from dinosaur fetuses in Yunnan, China.