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234 million years ago, nature created a continuous rainfall that lasted for 2 million years. This event triggered the third mass extinction and the rise of the dinosaurs.
This 280 million year old fossil has such a strange and confusing shape that many people, upon first glance, will definitely think it is an alien fossil.
High above Earth, a satellite orbits the planet every day. It hunts for leaks of methane—an invisible, superpolluting gas that is dramatically warming the planet.
During the five epochs that lasted 500 million years, scientists estimated that there were about 50-90% of all species that had to suffer from being wiped out entirely o…
The US Geological Survey found new oil reserves of 20 billion barrels of oil, worth about $ 900 billion in Texas, USA.
Mass eruption in Siberia caused the Great Extinction on Earth is a hypothesis that is gaining a lot of approval from the scientific world.
The catastrophe has wiped out almost all life on Earth more than 250 million years ago, and this event is happening at a faster pace than previously thought.
Canadian scientists have discovered one of the perpetrators of mass extinction on Earth 250 million years ago is mercury.
Traces of prehistoric Antarctic forests can help scientists understand more about the Permian extinction event - Triassic.
Back in history, learn about the 5 Great Extinctions on Earth and seek solutions to the 6th Great Extinction.
Scientists have come up with a new explanation for the Permian extinction event that caused 96% of the Earth's creatures to perish. Accordingly, the waves are believed t…
In the past 252 million years, the Permian-Triassic extinction event has swept up 96% of marine life and more than 70% of terrestrial vertebrates, making about 83% of th…
Residents of a Chinese village seem to be interested in seeing the fossil-like mark of the legendary black dragon.
The herbivore possesses a massive body and bizarre shape named by the scientific world
Scientists found animal footprints in the Archosauriforms reptile group, suggesting they prospered before and during the Great Extinction.