Long-necked sea monsters dominate the Jurassic ocean
British scientists found a 165-million-year-old fossil skeleton of an animal in the Jurassic family of the plesiosaur, which is huge in size and many features never seen…
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British scientists found a 165-million-year-old fossil skeleton of an animal in the Jurassic family of the plesiosaur, which is huge in size and many features never seen…
After nearly a millennium, long braided hair found in the lead coffin at the foot of the British monastery is still intact and alive as if the hair on the head of a livi…
Japanese scientists discovered a new giant figure on the Nazca plateau in Peru, depicting the shape of a multi-legged beast with a long tongue sticking out.
New research by Italian scientists indicates the long-life secret of the medieval Temple knights is in the unique diet of this line of power and mystery.
By aerial photography, archaeologists in Jordan obtained a picture of a 150 km long wall that brought great mysteries about time, purpose and builders.
Argentine scientists have discovered fossils of a foot-lizard, Notocolossus lizard, with the height of the leg bone as long as 1.76m and belonging to the tyrant lizard f…
Fossil skeleton of Jurassic sea monster found in Cambridgeshire, England, most likely belongs to a new long-necked dinosaur.
A prehistoric skeleton is believed to have been unearthed by mammoths during the construction of the stadium of Oregon State University (USA).
The flat-headed, half-meter-long fish survive in the ocean of 92 million years ago by eating plankton.
Scientists discovered a large archaeological site that shows a long-necked dinosaur that looks like a Loch Ness monster that once lived in Scotland 170 million years ago.
While digging land for planting areca on the ruins of Kim Lien pagoda in Hai Phong, a villager found a long-legged dragon in pale blue stone.
The 300 million-year fossil of a giant shark shows that they are nearly as long as a bus and much larger than today's white sharks.
This is not the first time that finfish scoff at science. During the 19th century, this 2m long fish and 100kg weight were classified as extinct species.
Fossils of a new dolphin have revealed the process of dolphins moving from oceans into rivers.