Supercomputer predicts mass extinction in 2100
Scientists ran a supercomputer simulation that depicted a mass extinction on Earth in the year 2100.
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Scientists ran a supercomputer simulation that depicted a mass extinction on Earth in the year 2100.
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), nearly two-thirds of the world's wildlife has been lost in the past 50 years. Tens of thousands of species are also th…
One thing that many people have always wondered is that we only found fossils of dinosaurs, but paleontologists have always been able to calculate their weight, so how d…
Tasmanian tigers, which have striped stripes on their back, were thought to be extinct more than 80 years ago but recent Australian documents show that they were seen tw…
What are the common points of giant creatures like dinosaurs, mammoths, and dodo birds? They are extinct. But what about the world if one day these animals ... revive?
Although extinct more than 10,000 years ago, scientists have always tried to find many different ways to revive mammoths.
Among the extinct species on Earth, lizard foot dinosaurs are the largest animals with a length of nearly 40 meters.
We often see in sci-fi movies, scientists easily revive animals that once extinct millions of years ago with only one drop of fossil remains.
Scientists are trying to revive the European bison (Auroch), an animal that has been extinct, and bring it back to nature.
Among the hundreds of fossil teeth and bones of animals that have been discovered in Lang Son, there are fossil teeth of rhinos, rhinos - extinct species.
The resurrection of dinosaurs is extremely difficult and unlike what we saw in the movie.
After five mass extinctions of the Earth, evolution has helped many animal populations to regenerate and diversify, filling the gaps created when species become extinct.
This is the research result published on September 7 by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) in Australia and the Nature Conservation Council (NCC).
Many turtles in the world are seriously threatened and endangered
Along with that are 7 other bird species, some of which even have no chance of recovery.