Japan discovered 70 million-year-old fossil turtle
Japanese researchers say they have found the head of a fossilized sea turtle about 70 million years old.
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Japanese researchers say they have found the head of a fossilized sea turtle about 70 million years old.
A treasure trove of dinosaur fossils and extinct species long ago in northeastern China was created in Pompeii style after the volcano's wrath.
Recently, scientists have discovered soft tissue on the top of the head of the Edmontosaurus dinosaur in Canada and found similarities with the crest of the chicken toda…
Archaeologists have discovered that cat skeletons indicate that cats have lived with humans much longer than what we had known before.
Scientists have discovered an ancient bone in a tomb in Kenya, revealing the ingenious ability of human hands to evolve 600 million years earlier than previous studies.
This species of dinosaur named Acheroraptor Temertyorum, has lived on Earth about 66 million years ago and is a close relative to the Velociraptor dinosaur.
DNA analysis from fossil toe bones of the Neanderthal woman, dating back to 50,000 years, shows that signs of inbreeding may have been common in these ancient generation…
A 3-year-old baby dinosaur drowned and sunk into sediment about 74 million years ago, recently discovered by scientists at Canadian dinosaur park.
The Smithsonian Institute has published fossils believed to be the largest ever date in North America.
Archaeologists believe that they had enough evidence to show that the Kraken monster really existed.
A recent discovery of fossil dinosaurs in Spain has led to a surprising discovery: It is not only the previously undiscovered species, but also a new generation of dinos…
Scientists point out that dinosaur waste is a meal
Canadian media reported on November 7 that the country's construction workers have discovered the fossil of a duckbill dinosaur in the city of Leduc, south of the capita…
Scientists from the American Museum of Natural History recently said that fossils have been excavated from the oldest cat-like animal in China's Tibetan plateau.