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If dinosaurs still exist today, do you think we can ride dinosaurs like horses?
When human civilization causes more and more animals to become extinct, what will the world be and what shape and size of the remaining species will be?
Cockroaches are one of the animals that humans hate the most, but their extinction will cause catastrophes to the ecosystems on the planet.
If the dinosaurs once dominated the Earth without extinction but still exist today, then everything would be different.
Sci-fi films often present a situation where a disaster strikes and the Earth has only one (or a few) surviving couples. Then they gradually rebuild their lives and make…
To answer all questions so far, scientists decided to conduct a first autopsy in history, on the most complete copy of the T-Rex dinosaur.
Mass eruption in Siberia caused the Great Extinction on Earth is a hypothesis that is gaining a lot of approval from the scientific world.
The world is facing a sixth major extinction, with 41% of amphibians being wiped out of the Earth's surface, according to a new study.
The catastrophe has wiped out almost all life on Earth more than 250 million years ago, and this event is happening at a faster pace than previously thought.
Scientists believe that volcanic eruption 250 million years ago caused acid rain to cause most organisms on Earth to become extinct.
And find out why the extinction of dinosaurs and efforts to revive the species
A study, published in the journal Science, has elevated the position of proponents of the theory that dinosaurs were extinct because of a collision with the Earth of a m…
A meteorite plunged into Earth 65 million years ago, causing the dinosaurs to become extinct, but scientists said that there had been another major extinction when the v…
The latest study shows that the long-haired mammoth population is eventually extinct not because of blood ties or genetic diversity. A research report published in the l…
The results of DNA analysis show that the Neanderthals in western Europe died almost 50,000 years ago, before modern humans appeared for several thousand years.