Decode secret million years of the most giant monster on Earth
The new research shows that dinosaurs can grow and have huge sizes because they have more flexible, flexible joints than terrestrial mammals.
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The new research shows that dinosaurs can grow and have huge sizes because they have more flexible, flexible joints than terrestrial mammals.
600 graves are buried beneath the rock and distributed on two newly found hills in Sichuan province.
An Austrian collector found the basis for making it the oldest, 1504-year-old earth, with the New World, engraved with sharp details on the two halves of ostrich eggs, a…
Mammoths disappeared from the ground after massive meteorites fell to Earth 12 thousand years ago. Many animals that cannot adapt to such sudden changes in climate have…
Polish researchers have discovered fossils of a new species of bird that lived on Earth 30 million years ago near the city of Rzeszow.
The fossil forest on the eastern island of New Zealand provided clues about ancient life near Antarctica.
Bacteria discovered originated nearly 3.5 billion years ago, the oldest fossil in the world, according to US experts.
The scientific community found a special way to honor US President Barack Obama when they used his name to call a vanished lizard.
Scientists have revealed the life of the world's oldest primates, living 66 million years ago.
Images taken by the Google Earth satellite map show that this is probably the evidence of two long-lost Egyptian pyramid complexes.
Australian experts say the trail of the oldest creature ever existed on Earth, a 1cm-long slug, 585 million years ago in Uruguay. Traces of a slug-like creature, a bilat…
The geochemists have been working hard to determine the age and reconstruct the history of the earth and the solar system. They use the phenomenon of radioactive decay l…
An eel-like prehistoric creature found in Canada has been identified as the oldest ancestor of humans that science has ever known.
Some photos of the ship after a century of seabed going to be published in the April issue of National Geographic will help people see what the ship looks like today.
Scientists discovered fossils of a sponge-like creature dating back about 760 million years in Africa. This may be the first animal to appear on Earth.