The difficult reason makes the Megalodon shark extinct
The world's largest creatures - including whales and sharks ... are hiding in the deep sea. Even when dinosaurs still dominate the ground, the undersea has creatures of…
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The world's largest creatures - including whales and sharks ... are hiding in the deep sea. Even when dinosaurs still dominate the ground, the undersea has creatures of…
US scientists found a shark as big as a sharp-toothed car that once lived popularly along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 20 million years ago.
A three-meter-long eel shark lives 300 million years ago ready to eat young animals when food sources become scarce.
The extinction of Carcharocles megalodon sharks also contains many secrets that scientists cannot find.
Egyptian scientists first discovered the complete fossil of a Basilosaurus whale 40 million years old, inside is another whale.
Paleontologist Dean Lomax and colleagues at the University of Manchester in the UK have discovered a shark egg fossil dating back to 310 million years.
Archaeologists have discovered a species of prehistoric shark not known in a limestone area in Flagstaff, USA.
Scientists have found fossils of a new shark that is believed to be the true ancestor of the white shark - the planet's largest predatory shark.
According to a report on Historical Biology, experts believe that Arizona used to be the home of a community of sharks that is the most diverse of the green planet in th…
Humans evolved from a prehistoric shark 300 million years ago, scientists said. The prehistoric fish called Acanthodes bronni is the ancestor of many vertebrate animals…
An Italian craftsman has discovered a whale fossil dating back 40 million years ago. Experts say the fossil has never been found before.
Researchers discovered dozens of small shark teeth next to the egg nest, indicating that the shark had existed 230 million years ago. This finding was published in the J…
The new study says that about 85 million years ago, in the shallow waters of the ocean, a large group of white sharks vied for a giant reptile of the ancient plesiosaur.
The most complete fossil of an ancient great white shark was discovered in the dry desert of Peru, including parts of the spine and mouth with 222 teeth.
It was a 10-meter long sea creature, weighed 4 tons and had sharp teeth that opened suddenly with bite force of up to 5 tons. Animals can chew anything in the ocean into…