Discover the tooth 5 million years of giant killer whale
The 5-million-year-old tooth found on a beach in Australia is the first evidence that giant killer whales once lived outside the United States.
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The 5-million-year-old tooth found on a beach in Australia is the first evidence that giant killer whales once lived outside the United States.
The deer horn and skull found dating back 4,000 years will help scientists better understand the ecosystem and the environment as well as the cause of the deer's death.
A group of 12 scientists from the US, Australia and South Africa have discovered more than 1 ton of dinosaur fossils in transit to the remote island of James Ross in Ant…
Japanese scientists discovered a new giant figure on the Nazca plateau in Peru, depicting the shape of a multi-legged beast with a long tongue sticking out.
Giant mouse fossils discovered in Indonesia show that they can weigh 5 kg and are as big as a small Dachshund dog.
The extinction of Carcharocles megalodon sharks also contains many secrets that scientists cannot find.
This underwater reptile possesses a huge skull and body length of up to 15.24m. Their bait is 4 times stronger than the T-rex tyrant dinosaur.
Argentine scientists have discovered fossils of a foot-lizard, Notocolossus lizard, with the height of the leg bone as long as 1.76m and belonging to the tyrant lizard f…
About 50,000 years ago, a large bird in Australia was extinct, because humans considered their eggs a very good and nutritious food source.
An ancient citadel of 3,400 years ago was accidentally found in a residential building with underground parking in the coastal city of Nahariya in Israel.
Newly discovered quarries contain fossils of many giant animals and reptiles that have been destroyed millions of years ago.
British scientists found evidence that the Stonehenge monument could initially be built in Wales.
The mouse is 10 times the size of modern mice living in East Timor about 1,000 years ago, and is the largest rat ever discovered by archaeologists.
The 300 million-year fossil of a giant shark shows that they are nearly as long as a bus and much larger than today's white sharks.
Archaeologists from the Wallonie Public Service (Belgium) on September 29 discovered special archaeological traces at a construction site in the city of Ath.