This is the largest creature that has ever flown on Earth.
The Dracula pterosaur lived about 66 million years ago and was as big as a giraffe when standing and had wings with a wingspan of 12m.
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The Dracula pterosaur lived about 66 million years ago and was as big as a giraffe when standing and had wings with a wingspan of 12m.
Scientists have recently discovered terrifying, ghostly creatures living in the deep sea in Australia, where environmental conditions are harsh.
The self-isolating design of damaged areas by Spanish researchers will help high-rise buildings avoid chain collapse.
Scientists discovered a new fossil of a dinosaur (Psittacosaurus) that had skin that combined feathers like a bird and hard scales like a reptile.
On our colorful planet, there are countless animals that possess brilliant appearances, attracting all eyes.
Information about the former Canadian Defense Minister revealing the mysterious civilization under the Antarctic ice is currently widely spread on social networks and ne…
The new toe-toed lizard has yellow bumps scattered on its back and limbs, and the toes on each limb are curved in the middle.
Tests show that the lizard robot works well on Mars-like surfaces, boosting hopes for future missions to explore the planet.
A beast found in the state of Texas - USA has puzzled scientists for more than 3 decades.
Newly released images from a project called OpenVertebrate allow us to see inside lizards, birds, rodents... through X-ray vision.
Many people say that eating wild boar, mink, and lizard meat brings good luck for the new year, but experts warn that they can be harmful to health. Is this true or fals…
Allen Pan tried to reverse evolutionary history by helping snakes 'grow' four more legs to move.
Not only turtles, some cold-blooded animals such as salamanders, frogs... also have a very slow aging rate, which helps them to prolong their lifespan compared to other…
The giant centipede can be found in northern Colombia and northern Venezuela, as well as the nearby islands of Aruba, Curaçao and Trinidad.
When in the womb, the female spotted ball lizard has the ability to change sex and be born with the male body due to heat.