96 million-year-old 'iron dragon' fossils, razor-sharp teeth in Australia
Archaeologists unearth a 96 million-year-old fossil skeleton of a pterosaur from a sheep farm in Australia.
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Archaeologists unearth a 96 million-year-old fossil skeleton of a pterosaur from a sheep farm in Australia.
A seabed predator known as deep sea arowana has developed a unique adaptation to compensate for its relatively small size.
Australian scientists discovered that the ancestors of today's large and gentle blue whales were dangerous hunters who could catch and kill prey with sharp teeth.
A 7m-long Jurassic Crocodile is the top carnivore in Madagascar with teeth and the ability to stand upright like a tyrant dinosaur.
Scientists have just given evidence that prehistoric salmon has extremely sharp teeth and weighs more than 180 kilograms living on the Pacific coast.
A giant prehistoric creature shaped like a shrimp once
Fishermen in Sao Sao Lake, Anhui Province in recent months have constantly caught strange fish with red body and blood, sharp teeth.
The beasts that dominate the ground and the water sometimes encounter each other. Every time the tiger and the leopard fight with the crocodile is an intense one.
A small fish with sharp jaws is a mystery that hurts scientists to study it.
The spikes of sea urchins make them look like pins filled with pins, but besides, they also have very strong teeth that can be plugged into stone.