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Several decades ago, in many lakes, large lagoons along the Red River, in Phu Tho and Yen Bai provinces used to have a giant Lake Sword turtle. However, the people calle…
By radioactive methods, the scientists determined that the mollusk shell samples were collected in Dong Thap Muoi around 5,200 years old.
A newly discovered fossil turtle in Columbia, the strange thing is that its shell is about as thick as a 400-page book ...
Canadian paleontologists recently learned that, for more than a decade, they have owned a fossil of hard-shelled worms that lived hundreds of millions of years ago.
This Greek athlete seems a bit pale on the lower chin. But if you know that this is the first part of a statue that has been underwater for 2,000 years, you will recogni…
Recently, shells were excavated at four locations in Morroco.
A new fossil study reveals that hard-shell turtles that live in China's coastal waters 220 million years ago are the oldest
Without a hard shell like iron to protect the body, plant-eating dinosaurs are forced to increase their body sizes to survive. In adulthood, they grow faster than carniv…
Many famous works of ancient Egypt, such as the Sphinx and Cheops pyramid, contain hundreds of thousands of sea fossils, most of them intact, lying dormant in walls, a n…
An international team of archaeologists has discovered the oldest African seashell jewelry dating back at least 82,000 years in a cave near Berkane (Morocco).
A new study shows that the civilization of humanity began to develop 100 thousand years ago. This hypothesis, published in the journal
A Chinese archaeologist said yesterday that a turtle made of 4,500-year-old jade and a jade-shaped object discovered in Anhui Province, China, is the oldest divination i…
The idea is still theoretical but may influence scientists' understanding of how Pluto is formed and developed.
Researcher Sami Mikhail has just released the latest claims explaining why Venus has so few volcanoes.