Echidna Named After David Attenborough Thought To Be Extinct Spotted in Cyclops Mountains of Indonesia

Medicine & Technology Nov 12, 2023

The ancient echidna that many thought was long-extinct has survived and found a new home in the Cyclops Mountains of Indonesia. Continue reading to know the full story.

50-Meter Long Trail of 64 One-Meter Dinosaur Footprints Appeared in Wales Beach, Confusing Locals

May 29, 2022

A total of 64 enormous dinosaur footprints, particularly of a T. rex, appeared out of nowhere in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Read more about how the trail emerged and the reason behind its bizarre development.

Dinosaur Leg Ripped Off by Chicxulub Space Rock Discovered in North Dakota

Apr 08, 2022

A newly-discovered dinosaur leg, possibly of Thescelosaurus, is theorized to have detached during the Chicxulub impact. Read more about the details of the leg and other findings from North Dakota's 'Tanis' site.

Fossil of Prehistoric Frog-Legged Leaf Beetle Species Named After Natural Historian Sir David Attenborough

Aug 08, 2021

A new beetle was confirmed to be its own distinct frog-legged leaf beetle species and was named after Sir David Attenborough.

Sir David Attenborough's Legacy: 430 Million Fossil Related To Shrimps, Crabs & Lobsters Named After Him

Mar 28, 2017

A newly discovered fossilized ancient relative of crabs, shrimps, and lobsters 430 million years old which are also exceptionally preserved including its complete soft-parts was named in honor of Sir David Attenborough.

Attenborough, and the Evolution of Life, Continue to Intrigue

May 12, 2015

Anyone who knows paleontology, knows the older the sediment, the greater the potential for documenting the evolution of life on earth. I guess the same can be said of certain naturalists, namely David Attenborough, who has been exploring life on our planet for almost 90 years.