Archeology
The long shark is a car that once raged in the ocean
US scientists found a shark as big as a sharp-toothed car that once lived popularly along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 20 million years ago.
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Archeology
Discovered stone statues bearing male and female sex symbols under the Indian river
The dry weather in December caused a sharp drop in the water level of the Shalmala River, Karnataka, India, revealing thousands of stone statues Linga and Yoni, male and…
Archeology
British scientists reproduce ancient creatures more than 500 million years
Canadian and British scientists recreated a species of creatures more than 500 million years ago, worms-like but with sharp spines, legs, eyes and teeth, based on fossil…
Archeology
The strange reptile has hundreds of needle-like teeth
A creature with teeth has hundreds of sharp needles like new ones discovered by Chinese paleontologists.
Archeology
Nanotechnology has been around since the 4th century?
Scientists were surprised when they discovered that a glass made by the Romans 1,600 years ago used techniques similar to modern nanotechnology.
Archeology
Giant bird eating grass
The ferocious form of giant birds makes them look like dangerous predators, but in fact this may be just herbivores.
Archeology
Detecting traces of prehistoric tailed eagle
Australian paleontologists believe that they have discovered evidence of a prehistoric sharp-tailed eagle in the Western Australian Plain of Nullarbor, which was previou…
Archeology
Discover giant shrimp fossils, razor-sharp teeth
A giant prehistoric creature shaped like a shrimp once
Archeology
Find the world's oldest arrow in South Africa
South African anthropologists and archaeologists have discovered 64,000-year-old sharp stone samples, which are direct evidence that humans at that time began creating a…
Archeology
Amputation surgery is from 7,000 years ago
Surveying the skeletons, scientists believe that Stone Age humans know how to amputate their bodies to save lives.
Archeology
Ancient monsters chew on sharks
It was a 10-meter long sea creature, weighed 4 tons and had sharp teeth that opened suddenly with bite force of up to 5 tons. Animals can chew anything in the ocean into…
Archeology
Ancient blue whales are not gentle
A fossil with fierce form and sharp teeth found in Australia shows that the ancestors of blue whales today are not
Space science
Super sharp image capturing Neptune from Earth
The Very Large Telescope (VLT) of the Southern European Observatory (ESO) has received the first light rays after activating the new adaptive optical mode.
Space science
Legendary UFOs 13,000 years ago recreated, hanging over the sea?
An unidentified flying object (UFO) takes the shape of a sharp diamond that mysteriously floats on the sea surface before disappearing into the cloud.
Space science
The meteorite is smooth as if it was ground on Mars
NASA's Curiosity robot finds an unusual piece of smooth metal meteorite as if it were grinding on the surface of Mars.