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New dinosaur fossils belong to a group of feathered dinosaurs called oviraptors. It was officially named Huanansaurus ganzhouensis.
Recently, excavated archaeologists have been fossilized by a dinosaur whose monstrous face resembles a Marvel comic character.
The historical record notes that the Qin and Chinese people invented the inter-continental bow. The anecdote also said that the tomb of Qin Shi Huang installed automatic…
Recently, scientists have found fossils of creatures thought to be common ancestors of butterflies, spiders and lobsters.
Masamune is a sword made from the end of the Kamakura period and used during the Southern North Dynasty.
Greek archaeologists believe that they have found the drinking cup of the ancient Greek politician and politician Pericle in the northern suburbs of Athens.
The larvae are found in the black soldier fly, with the scientific name Hermetia illucens. This fly grows thanks to decaying organic material.
Scientists have discovered a new dinosaur. The fossils of dinosaurs show that they look like a chicken, especially in the crest.
American researchers discovered a new species of ancient Asian lizard and named it after the famous 1960s rock singer, Jim Morrison.
Scientists confirm that the largest ever skull of dogfish (scientific name Esox lucius) was found at Cherwell River (England).
In 2009, Daisy Morris, a 4-year-old girl living in the city of Whitwell on the British island of Wight, discovered fossil bones on Atherfield beach.
The Museum of Natural History at Ulyanovsk University announced that its paleontologists discovered the incomplete skull fossils of a species of seaweed in the Kriushi v…
Although the giant cockroach family, the scientific name is Blaberidae, the new species are quite small in size compared to its cousins.
An Australian anthropologist has successfully created the face of the Hobbit dwarf (scientific name Homo floresiensis) - one of human ancestors.