Medicine & TechnologyIn a face-off between a T-Rex and a Brontosaurus, who emerges victorious in the ultimate showdown? Find out the answer in this article.
The stomach contents of a 75-million-year-old juvenile Gorgosaurus, a relative of the T. rex, unveil its last meal—small, bird-like species. Continue reading to learn more details.
Fossils of a 170-million-year-old mega-predatory pliosaur discovered in France provide rare insights into plesiosaur evolution from the dinosaur era. Read the article to learn more.
Deep-sea eels evolve ultra-black skin to ambush their prey in dark, deep ocean where light cannot penetrate. Check out how they evolved in such manner that gives them an advantage in the wild.
A new research reveals the role of humans in dominating the food chain by using or trading the world’s animals, making us deadlier than predators like sharks. Continue reading the article to find out more.
Video footage shows a pair of 10-foot snakes can be watched writhing on the floor and grappling each other to the brink of exhaustion. Read to know more.
Check out how a pod of dolphins saved a British swimmer completing a 16-mile swim across the Cook Strait from a 6-foot great white shark lurking underneath him.
Lumpfish use biofluorescence to stay hidden from their predators. Read to know more about this behavior, as well as other information about coloration.
A study reveals how megalodons ate. Specifically, they consumed ancient food which included predators and other predators. Read to know more about the findings.
Wing tails of butterflies not only serve as elegant adornments but also as means of survival from predators. Read on to learn more about why their tails evolved independently multiple times.
Marine biologists have spotted an intriguing behavior of fish chafing themselves against a shark's skin in over a dozen locations worldwide. What could be the possible ecological function of this serving both species?