Oceanography
Song to match the flanges to hunt
Scientists at the University of Tuscia in Italy have discovered a combination of sea fish and starfish when they attack the sea urchin prey.
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Oceanography
Fish go under the sea with their feet
The finfish have a type of movement that we rarely see in the fish world.
Oceanography
Octopus has both hands and feet
The term Octopus comes from the ancient Greek and means eight feet. But a recent study by international scientists showed that this mollusk has six arms and two legs.
Oceanography
8 days under the sea to improve coral restoration methods
Scientists have begun an eight-day mission, living and working 60 feet from the sea surface, to determine why some coral species survive when replanted after an event, s…
Oceanography
Why smell the sea?
A beach trip means sand in your feet, salt water in your mouth and cool air in your nose. But what brought the sea something so pleasant and unmistakable? Now the curtai…
Archeology
Discovered giant dinosaur footprints in Scotland
This footprint is preserved almost perfectly, clearly marked, full of feet, heels and 4 toes.
Archeology
The world's largest dinosaur footprint has been identified
A new fossil was described, almost a meter wide, probably belonging to a lizard foot dinosaur.
Archeology
Footprints of 5.7 million years in Greece challenge evolution theory
Scientists with the discovery of Australopithecus fossils in southern and eastern Africa in the mid-20th century have suggested that human origins originate in Africa.
Archeology
Lost legs of the 3,000-year-old Egyptian queen
Experts identify mummy feet found at the lavish tomb in the Valley of the Queen, Egypt by Queen Nefertari, who died around 1,250 BC.
Archeology
6-fingered limbs are 'fashion' in ancient America
People with six fingers, six toes are carved into reliefs and are seen with a critical eye.
Archeology
Discover a secret tunnel inside the ancient Hittile castle
After excavating a castle in central Turkey, archaeologists discovered a secret tunnel built by the Hittites about 4,000 years.
Archeology
Human feet and hands have evolved from ancient fish fins
Vertebrate animals turn to live on the ground instead of just living in the water is a major event of life history on earth.
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.
Archeology
The hobbit
The newly discovered bone fossils have helped researchers draw the exact portrait of a dwarf called