Finding dinosaurs with nose
In northern Mexico, archaeologists have discovered fossils of a new herbivorous dinosaur whose nasal nose is particularly large to adapt to the hot and humid environment.
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In northern Mexico, archaeologists have discovered fossils of a new herbivorous dinosaur whose nasal nose is particularly large to adapt to the hot and humid environment.
Artificial soil that looks like an eel, a vulture or a duck discovered in North America may be evidence that ancient people rely on astronomy to cultivate crops. Accordi…
The world's largest dinosaur fossil site has just been discovered in Shandong Province, Eastern China.
An analysis of the fossil's inner composition of an unusually well-preserved small dinosaur showed that the last meal included a lot of thoroughly chewed and digested le…
According to scientists, a new crested duck-billed dinosaur was discovered in Mexico. The discovery of a 72-million-year-old fossil has contributed to the diversity of d…
Fossil hunters have found a new duck-billed dinosaur with an unusually large body and mouth full of teeth, in a dinosaur cemetery in Utah, USA.
The platypus dinosaurs lived 90 million years ago with a large crest with complicated nose vents. Researchers believe these parts are used to send sexual messages and co…
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) has made a list of 5 possible answers for the first landing plan on the surface of a comet.
Following the 10-year-long 6-billion-kilometer journey, the European Space Agency's (ESA) Rosetta spacecraft finally reached a comet on August 6.
Dishes such as grilled pigs and roasted ducks specially prepared for Chinese astronauts will be sold widely in supermarkets in the country by the end of 2007.
Nature always amazes people, there are things that if we do not witness it with our own eyes, we will certainly never imagine it.
Listeria poisoning bacteria can live on surfaces in a meat processing plant if certain other bacteria are present.
Unlike my other fellow guys who like to go for a walk in the wild nature, foraging, swimming ..., the Star duck loves to do things like humans.
The lone duckling stood out in the middle of New York Central Park, causing photographers and strollers to rush to watch.