Colombian boy goes out, finds fossil 90 million years old
Rio Santiago Dolmetsch, 10 years old, is on a tour and explores the La Candelaria monastery in Colombia in 2015.
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Rio Santiago Dolmetsch, 10 years old, is on a tour and explores the La Candelaria monastery in Colombia in 2015.
In prehistoric times, or more specifically, in the ice age, there was an animal with an extremely scary appearance. They weigh up to 500 pounds, 1.7 meters high, 3.5 met…
An international team of scientists, led by the University of New South Wales, Australia discovered fossils of a new giant bat species in the town of St Bathans, on Sout…
Around 2013 in Liaoning Province (China), a local collector found a fossil bird about 12 meters long, belonging to the modern house.
A farmer finds fossils of a bird-like dinosaur, with colorful feathers in Hebei Province, China.
The researchers identified Habelia optata, an ancient marine creature that is only about two centimeters long but can tear off prey with a sharp and flexible head.
Archaeologists discovered a large amount of dinosaur eggs buried underground hundreds of millions of years ago.
According to a new report published by the University of Chicago research team (USA), at 440 million years ago, a common ancestor of humans and sharks once existed on Ea…
Geologists, despite extreme temperatures, crossed glaciers and snow mountains to find traces of a forest that existed in Antarctica hundreds of millions of years ago.
A Chinese farmer has just discovered an ivory fossil believed to be of the elephant that lived about 10,000 years ago, the China Post Office reported.
The 75 million-year fossil in Mongolia belongs to the dinosaur that looks like an odd hybrid hybrid between swans, crocodiles, ducks and ostriches.
Researchers found that the three-lobed fossil with the right eye may be the oldest eye ever discovered.
Mammoths are very large prehistoric animals and can own ivory pairs of up to 3.5 meters long.
New research by British scientists focuses on an immature tick that clings to dinosaur hairs, die hard millions of years ago inside a tree grave.
The team estimates, at a height of 1.77m and weighs more than 100kg, this is the world's largest penguin species and lived about 55-60 million years ago.