Headless skeleton of 6 meter long sea monster
The skeleton revealed on the beach of the Russian island belongs to the ancient sea monster hunted by humans to the point of extinction.
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The skeleton revealed on the beach of the Russian island belongs to the ancient sea monster hunted by humans to the point of extinction.
An English boy was excited when he discovered a giant fossil on the beach, The Sun reported.
An international team of scientists has discovered the footprints of a giant carnivorous dinosaur that existed in Africa 200 million years ago.
In recent years, experts and scientists have made unexpected discoveries to seize the world's archaeological world.
Kraken is a giant squid monster in Norse mythology that can swallow whales and boats. Legends describe this sea creature as 1.6 kilometers long.
They dominate the vast sky 166 million years ago and almost no natural enemies. Even the largest and most ferocious dinosaurs can become their prey.
A fossil discovered in Ningxia, China, has created a debate over the past century: is the ancestor of humans and other four-legged animals a prehistoric sea monster?
Earth in the past has had periods of global warm weather, abundant oxygen in the air, creating conditions for species to grow suddenly.
Unicorns often appear in the legends of many ancient folk cultures with the image of a beautiful white horse with a horn in the middle of the head.
The new species was named Xibalbaonyx oviceps, based on the Mayan Xibalba referring to the afterlife.
The male skeleton found in 1901 in a tomb near Egypt's Beit Khallaf, with a height of 1,987 meters, may belong to Sa-Nakht, pharaoh in the Third Dynasty.
The dinosaur species is called Patagotitan mayorum - the largest creature ever to walk on land in history
The organism was identified after scientists dug up a 25cm long skull including large teeth and many sharp little teeth inside.
The scene of a giant comet stabbing Earth eradicates mammoths depicted on ancient stone pillars in Turkey.