Find the oldest dinosaur fetus
South African paleontologists have discovered a 190 million-year-old dinosaur fetus at a 7-egg site of this giant reptile found 30 years ago in a national park.
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South African paleontologists have discovered a 190 million-year-old dinosaur fetus at a 7-egg site of this giant reptile found 30 years ago in a national park.
A gecko tour team is being trained by Russian experts to prepare the journey to conquer the universe later this year.
Many strains of viruses that haunt humans today have evolved from ancient organisms and their existence may be the first time the Earth's first vertebrate group will liv…
Unlike the reptiles, this lizard has a very sophisticated territorial and anti-enemy defense mechanism. Their bodies have vivid colors that contain many photosensitive o…
A new carnivorous plant has just been discovered in Mount Cardamom, southwestern Cambodia. The discovery of Nepenthes holdenii is evidence ...
According to the Daily Star, the video begins with the crocodile crawling through the mud, approaching a much larger crocodile.
According to the photographer, when he was on a boat with other guests, two Komodo dragons chased the water.
This new snake species is named
Serbian reptile researcher Ljiljana Tomovic discovered the snake's corpse and the centipede on Golem Grad island of the Republic of Macedonia.
New research shows that wild cats get more than a million reptiles every day in Australia, Phys said on June 25.
Looking at this picture, one of us is more or less attracted by the sparkling, glittering skin of the snake.
The villagers in Mai Chau, Guangdong Province, China, found the python with an unusually bulging belly hiding in a pigsty on the afternoon of June 8.
Recently, the Australian community shared a picture of a saltwater crocodile being killed and hung high.
A wildlife rescue worker, burns kookaburra kingfisher figures perched on a fence in the yard in the suburb of Tewantin, Sunshine Coast, Queensland to enjoy a snake.
The Australian reptile park in New South Wales was donated to a large male funnel spider, the world's most dangerous poisonous spider, Science Alert yesterday reported.