The meteorite that has become extinct only affects algae for a short time
The ancient stellar collision was the cause of mass death of dinosaurs that also seriously affected the lives of marine life.
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The ancient stellar collision was the cause of mass death of dinosaurs that also seriously affected the lives of marine life.
In some species of scaly oceans, the temperature determines the sex of the fetus. A series of experiments by two Spanish scientists showed that the higher the temperatur…
The first study to determine the global risk of 21 species of sharks and sea rays shows the serious state of overfishing and also provides important steps that governmen…
According to experts, over two decades of loosening the ban on whale hunting, the ocean's most majestic marine mammals have only recovered a bit of their once-thriving p…
According to a new study, seabed volcanic eruption about 93 million years ago depleted the amount of oxygen in the sea, causing widespread extinction of life in the ocea…
It is reported that Indonesian fishermen caught strange fish, scientists in Japan, France, and Indonesia immediately brought the most advanced scientific equipment such…
Although extinct more than 10,000 years ago, scientists have always tried to find many different ways to revive mammoths.
The team of scientists led by the London Zoological Society (ZSL) studies the skeleton of two giant birds found on Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, Fox News reported yest…
Among the extinct species on Earth, lizard foot dinosaurs are the largest animals with a length of nearly 40 meters.
Laziness is extremely disastrous for Homo Erectus, a distant relative of our modern humanity. They were wiped out after nearly 2 million years of existence.
Dinosaurs became princes that ruled the Earth in the Jurassic and Cretaceous period but were nearly destroyed in 66 million years ago.
Tasmanian tigers or Tasmanian wolves, wolf bags have the scientific name Thylacinus cynocephalus. This is the largest pocket-sized carnivore in modern times.
About 66 million years ago, a giant meteorite hit Earth, wiping out three-quarters of all organisms on Earth, and warming the climate for 100,000 years.
A study published in Nature reveals the curtain of the disappearance of some ancient organisms.