Fossil Discovery Reveals Carnivorous Mammal's Deadly Assault on Plant-Eating Dinosaur

Medicine & Technology Jul 19, 2023

Scientists have unveiled a remarkable fossil capturing a carnivorous mammal engaging in mortal combat with a larger herbivorous dinosaur. Read the article to learn more.

Ancient Sloth Bones Reveal Early Human Presence in South America: A Key Discovery in Rewriting History

Jul 12, 2023

Bones from an extinct sloth in Brazil provide evidence of early human presence in South America. Continue reading to learn more details.

'Abnormal Shrimp' From Cambrian Era Terrorized the Seas, Piercing Its Prey With Its Spiky Facial Appendages

Jul 11, 2023

Scientists uncover dietary secrets of the shrimp-like Anomalocaris canadensis, revealing the prey of the ancient apex predator. Read the article to learn more.

Human Ancestors Briefly Co-Existed with Dinosaurs Before Extinction, Study Reveals

Jun 28, 2023

A new study suggests humans, dogs, and bats co-existed with dinosaurs briefly, settling the long-standing debate on their origin. Continue reading to learn more.

'Missing Link' Dinosaur Drinking, Walking, Socializing in an Awesome Animation; Newfound 'Gonkoken Nanoi' Could Be the Broken Thread Between Younger and Older Hadrosaurs, Study Suggests

Jun 28, 2023

The newly found dinosaur species lived roughly 72 million years ago in the far south of what is currently Chilean Patagonia. Read to learn more.

1.45 Million-Year-Old Ancient Bone Reveals Prehistoric Cannibalism of Human Relative, Scientists Say

Jun 27, 2023

Findings reveal that ancient human relatives could have been feeding on each other for survival. Read to learn more.

Newly Discovered Armored Dinosaur Reveals Ankylosaur Diversity, Adds Fresh Perspective to These Prehistoric Creatures

Jun 21, 2023

A new ankylosaur species was found on the Isle of Wight, featuring unique dorsal armor. Check out this new armored dinosaur species in this article.

Intense Cyclone Gabrielle That Battered New Zealand Leads to Discovery of Giant Marine Fossils From 80 Million Years Ago

Jun 20, 2023

The fossil discoveries show that the cyclone may heavily contribute to the understanding of the creatures that lived in the area back in prehistoric times. Read to learn more.

Giant Predator Decapitated in One Single Bite by a Deadlier Creature in the Ancient Seas

Jun 19, 2023

Examination of Tanystropheus hydroides' bite marks from the Middle Triassic revealed a separate predator striking from above, brutally tearing its neck. Read the article to learn more details.

New Herbivorous Dinosaur Unearthed in Chile Challenges Geographic Range of Duck-Billed Species

Jun 18, 2023

Successful duck-billed dinosaurs likely caused declines in dinosaur diversity. Read the article to learn how the discovery challenges current knowledge of the species geographic range.

Dinosaur Skeleton From 99 Million Years Ago Found in Utah; Creature Gets Named After Two-Faced Roman Deity

Jun 08, 2023

The newly discovered dinosaur's skeleton was unearthed in the Cedar Mountain Formation in Utah, which is a famed dinosaur graveyard. The remains were well-preserved and mostly complete. Read to learn more.

Homo naledi May Have Buried Their Dead, Engraved Cave Walls 300,000 Years Ago

Jun 07, 2023

Despite having smaller brains, controversial research suggests that Homo naledi participated in burial rituals and potentially engaged in memorial practices. Tap the article to learn more about these extinct human species.

Woman Spots Rare Tooth of Prehistoric Mastodon While Strolling in California Beach; What Was This Ancient Creature Like?

Jun 04, 2023

Mastodons are distant and extinct relatives of mammoths and elephants. Read to learn more.

Ice Age-Era Mastodon Tooth Found in Northern California Beach, But Went Missing Shortly After Its Discovery

Jun 02, 2023

The person who discovered the mastodon tooth initially mistook it for driftwood, and it has taken a media blitz and a jogger to find it again. Read the article to learn more.

500-Pound Extinct Marsupial Had the Perfect Legs, Feet For Taking Long Walks

May 31, 2023

The ambulator is the earliest known diprotodontid that had such a special capacity to walk long distances. Read to learn more.