How big is the dinosaur?
The secret of the incredible size of giant dinosaurs may be that this reptile uses more energy for growth than keeping the body warm compared to other animals.
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The secret of the incredible size of giant dinosaurs may be that this reptile uses more energy for growth than keeping the body warm compared to other animals.
During 540 million years ago, the concentration of oxygen on the earth fluctuated strongly.
Although humans are living on Earth with advances in science and technology, there are countless mysteries around this planet that scientists still cannot explain.
The world has many strange things that people have not discovered. Besides, people also contribute to the mystery of strange creatures through rumors.
The famous physicist, Professor Michio Kaku believes that Mars is one of humankind's greatest hopes of being at risk of extinction.
Unesco's Science and Education Organization has recognized Canada's dinosaur fossil park as a World Natural Heritage in 1979.
Geneticists from the United States, Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia insist that modern coral polyps have emerged since the Jurassic period.
Cling, vandalism, super cool, but very good for male physiology ... These are facts about the galaxy that not everyone knows.
Marine scientists were stunned when they caught a 6-shark shark rarely seen on the Canadian seabed.
The heaviest terrestrial animal is not equal to the angle of a blue whale.
From aquatic monsters to giant sea snakes, frightening monsters in the ocean still haunt the imagination of sailors.
The whole world is still sure that Spinosaurus (also known as thorny lizard) is a dinosaur that eats fish, swim so well that it is almost always underwater.
Many animals such as lizard-foot dinosaurs and armored dinosaurs used to live in the place known as
Meat-eating dinosaurs eat not only meat, but they also hunt fish. Or dinosaurs eat grass, their menu is all grass but also very diverse.
The 110-million-year-old fossil was identified as belonging to a small dinosaur bird that could easily be held in hand.