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Thailand’s “Last Titan” Dinosaur Discovered: New 27-Meter Sauropod Is Southeast Asia’s Largest Yet
Towering bones pulled from the edge of a pond in northeastern Thailand have revealed the…
New Fossils Reveal Three Tiny Mammals That Lived in Alaska With Dinosaurs
More than 70 million years ago, the Arctic wasn’t a barren edge of the world—it…
Neurons Don’t Always Take the Direct Route—Scientists Discover a Hidden Protein “Detour” System Inside Brain Cells
Scientists have uncovered an unexpected transport route neurons use to move critical receptors across their…
Scientists Discover Human Childbirth Is Not Uniquely Dangerous Across Mammals
Humans are not uniquely prone to dangerous childbirth, according to a new study from the…
Scientists Tested More Than 120 Bee Species — Nearly 90% Could Sense Earth’s Magnetic Field
Nearly 90% of tested bee species possess magnetic properties, according to a groundbreaking six-year study…
Scientists May Have Finally Solved the Mystery of Human Right-Handedness
Bipedal walking and brain expansion are the primary reasons why most humans are right-handed, according…
Study Finds Latin America and North America See Wildlife in Opposite Ways and Colonization May Explain Why
Latin America is far more likely to view wildlife as part of their social community,…
New “Hairy” Ghost Pipefish Species Found on the Great Barrier Reef After Years of Being Misidentified
Scientists have identified a new species of ghost pipefish living in the Great Barrier Reef…
Baby Dinosaurs May Have Eaten Better Than Adults, Tooth Wear Study Suggests
A new study suggests that baby Maiasaura dinosaurs may have been fed softer, more nutritious…
Ancient Comb-Limbed Creatures May Have Filtered Seawater Like Modern Ocean Feeders
More than 500 million years ago, bizarre worm-like animals called luolishaniids may have survived by…
Ancient Shell Mound in Sri Lanka Reveals Earliest Confirmed Human Settlement in the North
Archaeologists have identified the earliest scientifically confirmed evidence of prehistoric human occupation in northern Sri…
Giant 20-Meter Dinosaur Found 8 Meters Underground at a Brazil Construction Site
A newly described dinosaur species, Dasosaurus tocantinensis, has been identified from fossils uncovered during construction…
This 437 Million Year Old Sea Creature Had Land Style Legs Long Before Animals Left the Ocean
Scientists studying fossils from Wisconsin have identified an ancient aquatic arthropod that looked strikingly like…
The Americas Never Recovered From The Devastating Loss Of Ice Age Megafauna
New research reveals that the massive extinction of “megafauna” tens of thousands of years ago…
This 16 Million Year Old Animal Grew Like a Deer Despite Being Related to Giraffes
Researchers have discovered that the Miocene-era ruminant Ampelomeryx ginsburgi reached full skeletal maturity by age…
Ancient Disaster Buried Two Croc Cousins Together 210 Million Years Ago
A new study from Yale University has identified a previously unknown species of proto-crocodile, Eosphorosuchus…
Dinosaurs Emerged 10 Million Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
Researchers using advanced Bayesian tip-dating techniques have discovered that dinosaurs likely originated between 250 and…
This Inedible Fish Survived the Dinosaur Extinction and We Finally Know How
Researchers have identified a new species of coelacanth, Macropoma gombessae, from a 150-year-old fossil that…
120-Million-Year-Old Footprints in Mongolia Reveal Massive Dinosaurs That Once Roamed a Forgotten Arctic World
Deep in the rugged terrain of northern Mongolia, a prehistoric mystery has finally been solved…
Scientists Found a New Dinosaur in Argentina That Is Half Brachiosaurus and Half Diplodocus
Deep within the rugged landscape of Patagonia, a shepherd tending to his flock stumbled upon…
Scientists Discovered a Toddler Sized Giant Echidna That Once Ruled the Australian Ice Age
The story of Australia’s prehistoric giants is often told through the bones of massive kangaroos…