david martill

Scientists have turned back on planetary history and discovered that an area of ​​the Sahara is actually the Earth's death zone, the birthplace of the most terrifying beasts of all

Paleontologists first found the jawbone of a Chinese pterosaur on the British island of Wight.

The new study suggests that a four-legged solid fossil does not have the characteristics of a snake and is actually an ancient lizard species living under water.