Medicine & TechnologyMeet the "tadpole from hell," a 330-million-year-old species that shed light on the evolution of tetrapods. Check out in this article how the reconstruction of its fossils helped scientists identify it.
The modern ocean is filled with different sea animals that may look scary today, but they would not compare to prehistoric species. Check out this article to know some of the bizarre prehistoric marine animals.
A new study found that woolly mammoths only evolved to be fluffy throughout their 700,000 years of existence. Read the article to learn more about this.
After subjecting specimens of the Tully monster to scans, the researchers found out that the creature was an invertebrate all along. Read to learn more.
Back when Antarctica was still filled with forests and vegetation, sauropods may have used it as a land bridge to cross continents. Read to learn more.
Upon analyzing these oldest bats ever found, researchers discovered that they belonged to a never-before-seen species of Icaronycteris. Read to learn more.
Unlike their typical sharp-teeth depictions, the T. Rex actually had lizard-like lips that may have been more similar to a Komodo dragon. Read to learn more.