Never-before-seen monster revealed after 138 million years of hiding
A creature never before recorded by science has been found in
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A creature never before recorded by science has been found in
After a century of absence due to hunting, giant gray-blue Sei whales are returning to Argentina's Patagonian waters.
A reporter in Buenos Aires quoted Conicet's announcement as saying that this new species of dinosaur lived in the Patagonia region of Argentina 66 million years ago.
The Legend of the Lost City of Caesars, The Unseen Land of Patagonia
Two satellite images of a glacier in Patagonia (Chile) 30 years apart have shown that it loses half its length.
An international team of researchers found evidence in the Patagonia region of South America to prove that deep movements in the Earth contribute to gold on the surface.
In the history of the world, there are many documents documenting the presence of giants, from Greek giants, Norwegian giants, giant Pangu in China, giant Goliath ...
To prolong the skull, the Patagonian people who lived 2,000 years ago in South America tied the cloth around the child's head or pressed their heads with wooden planks.
Whether it is sea level rise, desertification, torrential monsoon, melting glaciers or ocean acidification, climate change quickly changes the landscape of our planet.
For many years, under the influence of nature and mainly humans, desertification rates have been increasing.
Identify hundreds of collective dead sei whales and drift into fjords in Chile that change the coastal landscape for a long time.
Last year, the number of dead whales and drifted ashore in Chile reached 330 and this year this strange phenomenon has not stopped.
Chilean scientists discovered the largest collective dead whale case ever with 337 bodies found in Patagonia.
The dinosaur species is called Patagotitan mayorum - the largest creature ever to walk on land in history
Scientists have just announced the discovery of a new lizard species in Tatagonia, South America.