Discovered 20,000 ancient fossil creatures
Scientists have discovered nearly 20,000 fossils belonging to ancient aquatic species buried under a mountain in China.
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Scientists have discovered nearly 20,000 fossils belonging to ancient aquatic species buried under a mountain in China.
Scientists have discovered a large amount of mollusc creature dating back about 500 million years near Table Mountain, South Africa.
Bulgarian archaeologists say they found St. John's remains, who foretold the arrival of Jesus, on an island in the Black Sea, but the Holy See has not made a statement a…
Researchers have discovered fossilized remains of an ancient whale with scary large teeth.
The American Associated Press reported that a gas company during the repair of the Baltic Sea pipe discovered 12 ancient boats, some of which were still intact.
After 60 years of burying the bottom of Hawaii sea, two attack submarines used by Japan during World War II were discovered near Pearl Harbor.
According to the Xinhua News Agency, Egyptian archaeologists have recovered a pillar of the Isis temple in the Mediterranean sea area near the port of Alexandria in nort…
Fossil hunter Kevan Sheehan, 40, recently found pieces of skull of a Pliosaur at the coast of Dorset County, England.
Researchers have discovered that seabass grouper originating from non-jawed fish that appeared 500 million years ago suddenly re-structure their genome.
The common concept is that the first animals evolved from the sea.
The seawater has suddenly risen to 3 m in just 50 years in the middle of the ice ages about 120,000 years ago.
New research shows that Puijila is the missing link in the evolution of a group of animals today, including seals, sea lions and walruses.
The huge fossil skeleton size of the newly discovered sea monster in the Arctic shows, its bite is much more powerful than the tyrant dinosaur.
The fossil of a lizard-like New Zealand reptile has been identified by a team of scientists from UCL (University of London), University of Adelaide, and the Museum of Ze…
The fossil record of an aquatic animal shows that animals are walking at least 30 million years earlier than expected.