Modern people have a new ancestor
The discovery of a 30,000-year-old fossil proved that Neanderthals and modern humans are not the only human species on Earth.
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The discovery of a 30,000-year-old fossil proved that Neanderthals and modern humans are not the only human species on Earth.
Scientists at Texas Tech University have discovered a complete fossil of a dinosaur believed to be the ancestor of the largest herbivorous dinosaur on Earth.
Scientists have discovered a fossil-lost fossil dragon which is preserved almost intact in amber in Myanmar.
Chinese geologists found large reserves of rare earth at the foot of Lao Yin Mountain in Long Ba Town, Trucxi District, Hubei Province.
A cat-sized, three-footed creature that once existed on Earth first appeared about 250 million years ago and can evolve into a tyrant, bird of prey Velociraptor
A study published in the Journal of Mammalian Evolution showed that 55 million years ago, Earth had a warming ...
Fossils of ancient turtles, living about 45 years ago, have been discovered by Argentine archaeologists ...
Previously, scientists always believed that Chicxulub crater craters in the Gulf of Mexico were the result of a collision between Earth and Chicxulub and it was this imp…
Scientists have discovered a rock with fossils proving the presence of ancient primitive life on Mars.
Brazilian paleontologists have found fossils full of terrifying predators, invading Earth before dinosaurs appear.
British researchers claim that the sudden drop in habitat temperature makes dinosaurs go into extinction.
Scientists at the Trento Museum of Natural History, in northern Italy, said they found the footprints of animals believed to be the ancestors of dinosaurs.
Scientists have come to the final conclusion that a giant meteorite fell to Earth as the cause of the extinction of dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
Ostrich becomes a heavy and incapable bird after its dinosaurs, their main enemies, disappear forever from the earth.
The skeleton of a new dinosaur, appearing on Earth about 195 million years ago, has just been discovered in South Africa.