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Detecting giant crocodile fossils 6 meters long
A new group of American researchers found fossils of a 6m-long, extinct giant crocodile in a coal mine in Colombia.
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Ancient people are also hungry to show off
Chinese archaeologists have unearthed a tomb of the Nam Han Dynasty in Guangzhou. In addition to architecture and beautiful artifacts, a geography sheet was discovered c…
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Finding ancient bronze seals in Ha Tinh
Ha Tinh Museum said, people just discovered an ancient bronze seal. There was a large dragon on the seal.
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Giant bird at the same time as dinosaurs
Scientists have found fossils of a giant ostrich bird that looks like a giant ostrich, who lived at the same time as dinosaurs about 83 million years ago.
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Detecting traces of prehistoric tailed eagle
Australian paleontologists believe that they have discovered evidence of a prehistoric sharp-tailed eagle in the Western Australian Plain of Nullarbor, which was previou…
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Found fossils of marine reptiles carrying embryos
According to the American Journal of Science on Aug. 11, American scientists have discovered fossils of a reptile living in prehistoric water.
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Detecting dinosaur footprint 105 million years ago
Alcheringa Paleontology magazine said scientists in Australia have discovered 24 dinosaur footprints dating back to 105 million years.
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'Curse' horrors of corpses
A mummy 5,300 years ago became famous because of its excellent preservation of snow and ice, and especially the horrifying mysteries surrounding it, making it impossible…
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Discovering the fossil report 'the bloodiest assassin' lives near him
Scientists have found the largest cheetah species 'blood punch killer' (Acinonyx jubatus) dating back to 1.8 million years, living near ancient people in Dmanisi, Georgi…
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The oldest wood fossil
Scientists say they have found the two oldest known fossil plant samples that humans have collected. A sample found in Newbrunn (Canada) and a sample found in France.
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The vestige of the ancient village house is over 200 years old
Scientists and archaeologists have discovered signs of ancient communal houses dating back more than 200 years and hundreds of ancient ceramic artifacts made of earthenw…
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The oldest nail in the world
According to the American Journal of Athropology, the world's oldest nail, 55.8 million years ago, belongs to a species of extinct primitive named Teihardina brandti.
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China found 7 million years old bird fossils
The Hezheng Animal Fossil Museum in Gansu Province, northwestern China on August 19 said it had discovered the intact fossil of a bird dating back more than 7 million ye…
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Detecting intact mammoth corpses in the North Pole
The expedition team, headed by Professor Natalia Fyodorova, revealed the body of the intact preserved mammoth like the corpse of a 40,000-year-old mammoth named Lyuba, d…
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Dinosaurs are hot-blooded and active
Professor Roger Seymour works at the School of Environmental Science & Earth, University of Adelaide, Australia, has applied the latest theories of anatomy and physiolog…