Oceanography
The fast stingray rushes to the beach to escape the shark jaw
The intelligent stingray constantly soared out of the water and landed on the sand, making the shark have no choice but to give up the hunt.
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Oceanography
The mystery of the incredible sex life of white sharks
After the famous Big Jaw movie in the cinemas in 1975, the great white shark became one of the most recognized sharks in the world.
Oceanography
Amazing discovery of the sex life of the
After the famous Big Jaw movie in the cinemas in 1975, the great white shark became one of the most recognized sharks in the world.
Oceanography
Scary jaws of leather turtles
Inverted sharp spines in the throat in both the upper jaw and lower jaw are characteristics that help the leather turtle hold food in its mouth.
Oceanography
Sardines can produce silk like silkworms
The non-jaw, invertebrate rocky grouper, which looks like giant worms, is a primitive species that lives on the ocean floor, present on the planet 500 million years ago.
Oceanography
The shark has the strongest jaw
Cow sharks have the strongest bite of sharks, many times the force needed to kill and eat prey.
Oceanography
The secret of whale jaws
By dissecting whale carcasses, the complex structure of the giant jaw has been seen for years that researchers have never known. Dubbed the largest animal in existence,…
Archeology
Discovered 85 million year-old undersea typhoon
In 1991, scientists found that the muzzle, skull and upper jaw of an organism were not clearly identified in Smoky Hill Chalk, Kansas, USA.
Archeology
Discover a flying animal that dominates the primitive sky
According to media reports, the animal has a sagging lower jaw, indicating that their mouths have pockets like pelicans, perhaps to catch fish and small reptiles.
Archeology
The evolutionary relationship between a fish fossil 400 million years old and humanity
This ancient fossil was excavated in a limestone study around Lake Burinjuck - about 50km northwest of Australia's Canberra capital.
Archeology
Discovered prehistoric beetles with scary jaws
Scientists have discovered fossils of giant beetles that were the terror of the waters in the period 400 million years ago.
Archeology
Human jaws evolved from ancient fish
Prehistoric fossils found in China include bones with jaw characteristics of modern vertebrates.
Archeology
The evolution of humanity will make wisdom teeth disappear
Through a mathematical formula, Finnish scientists have explained the development of human teeth and they also predict that our wisdom teeth will eventually disappear du…
Archeology
The mystery of the last years of mammoths
A Dutch researcher has examined the jaw of prehistoric mastodon. This 2.5 million-year-old fossil can provide an understanding of the primordial causes of primitive elep…
Archeology
The bone fragments reveal the
Anthropologists have long not determined how much modern people are dealing with Neanderthals and when that happens. Currently, a 40,000-year-old fossil bone in Romania…