Specimen 340 million km from Earth reveals mysteries about the origin of life
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What is the origin of life on Earth? Did life originate on this planet itself or from distant places in the universe?
Scientists have successfully grown a mysterious 1,000-year-old seed discovered in the Judean desert and obtained a specimen of a plant mentioned in the Bible.
Today's great white sharks are still much less dangerous than their newly unearthed ancestral sea monster.
Instead of hiring a research ship that costs millions of dollars, scientists set up a research station on an Antarctic cruise ship to hunt for giant squid.
The Parasite Museum at the Central Institute of Malaria - Parasitology - Entomology is the only place in Vietnam that displays hundreds of specimens of parasites terrify…
Typical artifacts, attracting viewers' attention at the exhibition ''History of the formation of the earth through a collection of fossil artifacts
San Diego's frozen zoo has just four researchers in charge of caring for more than 11,000 specimens, representing 1,300 different species and subspecies.
DNA analysis of a giant sea lice at a Japanese aquarium shows that it belongs to a species that has never been described.
A crab with reddish-brown fur covering its body washed up on the beach and has been identified as a new species of sponge crab.
The picture of petrified life in the ancient city of Pompeii has been supplemented with an unexpected specimen: a 2,000-year-old turtle with an egg intact in its belly.
When Kurt Benirschke first collected skin samples from endangered species in 1972, he had no firm plan for what to do with them.
The nailed skins on the doors of some medieval churches were not actually those of the punished Danish robbers, according to legend.
The 67-million-year-old triceratops specimen from Montana astounds researchers with 266 bone fragments preserved to date.
Recently, Mexican scientists discovered for the first time an almost complete fossil of a starfish at the world famous Aztec temple in Mexico City.
Experts hope that the specimen, which is preserved in many layers in a vacuum for a long time, will retain the lunar gas.