Archeology
Animals carry jaws that can crush dinosaurs
Didelphodon vorax is the largest marsupial in the Cretaceous with strong jaws that can crush prey, including dinosaurs.
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Archeology
The dinosaur tails remain intact in the amber mass of 99 million years
The amber contains dinosaur tails with covered feathers discovered at a market in Myanmar, believed to belong to a small dinosaur that lived 99 million years ago.
Archeology
Painful death in the ditch of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago
The impressive dead posture stored in the fossil record from 66 million years ago shows the slow and painful death of the dinosaur in the mud pit.
Archeology
Discovered giant dinosaur footprints in the Mongolian desert
On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.
Archeology
Uncover fossils of large dinosaurs never seen
Brazilian scientists have discovered fossils of unprecedented large dinosaurs with a body length of up to 25m.
Archeology
Found a 99 million-year-old fossil bird covered in amber
A great discovery of scientists and archaeologists in the study of the history of the structure and development of birds.
Archeology
Fossil discovery of new dinosaurs
Archaeologists have excavated fossils of new grass-eating dinosaurs in the Cretaceous Period.
Archeology
Discovered flower seeds hibernating from 110 million years ago
Scientists found clues to ancient flower varieties that existed at the same time as the dinosaurs Ankylosaurus and Iguanadon.
Archeology
Ancient fish is half a meter long
The flat-headed, half-meter-long fish survive in the ocean of 92 million years ago by eating plankton.
Archeology
Discovered 4-leg solid fossil specimens in Brazil
On July 23, scientists have discovered fossils of four-legged snake species in Brazil, the only specimen to date, sparking the assumption that the ancestors of reptiles…
Archeology
Prehistoric cockroaches look like mantis
Prehistoric cockroaches were predators at night and had a slightly mantis-like appearance.
Archeology
The world's largest dinosaur skull is auctioned
The world's largest dinosaur skull is being sold in Hong Kong for about $ 1.8 million.
Archeology
Detecting dinosaur footprint 70 million years old
According to scientists, these are the 70 million-year-old dinosaur footprints believed to live in a swarm of duckbills and are sheltering in the forests of Alaska.
Archeology
Japan discovered 70 million-year-old fossil turtle
Japanese researchers say they have found the head of a fossilized sea turtle about 70 million years old.
Archeology
Prehistoric birds sacrifice their tails to evolve
Early birds 100 million years ago gave up the long bone tail in exchange for flexible legs and evolutionary advantages.