Archeology
The truth was startling behind the bizarre 'stone of white hair'
According to Gigcasa, when walking on the beach a man in China accidentally found the bizarre sea boulder.
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The largest dinosaur in the world history is as big as a spaceship
The dinosaur species is called Patagotitan mayorum - the largest creature ever to walk on land in history
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Fish walking in the seabed of Indonesia
A diver named Atsushi Sadaki recorded a frog fish walking on the seabed off Sulawesi Island, Indonesia, National Geographic on July 31st reported.
Archeology
Dinosaurs share common ancestors with crocodiles
Before the dinosaurs took over the Earth, their crocodile-like cousins walked in what is now Tanzania.
Archeology
The first fossil animal traveled on land
The first vertebrate fossil that traveled on land about 355 million years ago was found in Scotland.
Archeology
Human ancestors can walk with their legs but most still live on trees
This is probably the trade-off between muscle development and brain size during human evolution.
Archeology
Carnivorous dinosaur footprints on Australian beach
A tourist finds 130 million year old dinosaur footprints while walking on Cable Beach, Australia.
Archeology
Treasures Viking 1,200 years old revealed under the neck
A Norwegian climber accidentally spotted a sword that was more than a millennium old while walking on an ancient road.
Archeology
Restore the pharaoh statue after 3,200 years
The statue in the walking posture of pharaoh Amenhotep III, once dumped more than 3,000 years ago in an earthquake, was restored to its original state.
Archeology
Detecting dinosaurs 26m long, weighing 65 tons
This dinosaur is dated to about 77 million years ago and is considered one of the largest animals to ever step on the planet.
Archeology
Recreate the 410 million-year-old spider's walking
Researchers from the University of Manchester and the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin recently
Archeology
The human face evolves to avoid injury
Research evidence from the ancient people (who walked by 2 limbs) showed that the human face evolved to minimize the possibility of injury when fighting.
Archeology
America: Found 8 jars of gold coins when walking the dog
A couple living in Northern California, the United States was fortunate to discover a treasure with 8 jars filled with gold coins in their yard.
Archeology
New research on the steps of T-Rex tyrant dinosaurs
Scientists have added a fake tail to the chicken to learn about the movement of this carnivorous dinosaur.