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Why are some fish species extinct 65 million years ago
According to a new, large-scale study and a brief snapshot, the mantra has been crammed into bone-bearing fish in the last major extinction event that occurred 65 millio…
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T. rex dinosaurs are real assassins
A new study shows that Tyrannosaurus rex must rely on a quick nose to detect victims as well as defeat live prey at night.
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Mysterious events of cave bears extinction
The bear that once lived in a giant cave once once dominated Europe was the first of the great extinct mammals.
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Ancient amphibians have large teeth
In prehistoric times there was a crocodile-like carnivore that resided in the Antarctic region about 240 million years ago with large fangs at the edges of the mouth and…
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Huge mammals live harder, become extinct faster
Throughout the history of the earth, many species appear and disappear, replaced by new species capable of coping with a better life challenge. But some species survive…
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Discovered the ancient frog that used to eat dinosaur meat
Scientists yesterday announced the discovery of a large amphibian species that lives in northwest Madagascar about 65-70 million years ago. The creature is called
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Discovered a 5,500-year-old square in Peru
A large square built 5,500 years ago was discovered in Peru. Archaeologists think it is one of the oldest buildings in America.
Archeology
Detecting a false gate for the dead in ancient Egyptian tombs
Archaeologists claim the latest discovery in a large ancient Egyptian graveyard are three false doors used to communicate with the dead. This discovery dates back to the…
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Discovered an ancient temple of 4,000 years in Peru
The Temple of Ventarron dates back 4,000 years, located next to a large ruins, near Peru's northern coast. With so many paintings engraved on the walls, a staircase lead…
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Detecting more 10 million-year-old jaw bone fossils in Kenya
Researchers in Kenya have discovered that a 10-million-year-old jaw bone is believed to belong to a new species of large apes. This ape may be the last ancestor of chimp…
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Finding dinosaur 'graveyards' in Spain
Archaeologists have discovered a 'graveyard' containing thousands of dinosaur fossils in eastern Spain. The number of fossils is relatively large, up to 8,000 samples of…
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Detecting duckbill dinosaurs with 800 teeth
Fossil hunters have found a new duck-billed dinosaur with an unusually large body and mouth full of teeth, in a dinosaur cemetery in Utah, USA.
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Urban rampant may have exterminated Angkor Wat
A new map based on satellite data revealed Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple is the center of one of the world's largest pre-industrial cities. They also open the light for A…
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Bath house - a Roman dating place
A large bathroom complex is located in a splendid 2nd century residence of a newly excavated rich Roman. It shows where people eat, sleep, talk and have sex.
Archeology
Swimming dinosaurs
Fossil footprints left by dinosaurs at the bottom of a river in northern Spain are a strong evidence that at least a few dinosaurs were excellent swimmers.