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It wiped out 90% of life on Earth, turned the oceans into graveyards??? and it very nearly ended life on our planet entirely
17+ hour, 39+ min ago (259+ words) It wiped out 90% of life on Earth, turned the oceans into graveyards – and it very nearly ended life on our planet entirely BBC Wildlife Magazine It wiped out 90% of life on Earth, turned the oceans into graveyards – and it very…...
It looked like a rodent but don't be fooled, this was no rodent. This is thought to be the world's first primate??? and our ancestor
21+ hour, 7+ min ago (959+ words) Meet the tiny mammal that survived the dino-killing asteroid to became our earliest ancestor As the ‘Age of the Dinosaurs’ came to an abrupt end 66 million years ago, another evolutionary story began, the ‘Rise of the Primates’, and it starts…...
Geologists Searching for Copper in China Drilled 1,500 Feet Underground and Found a 115-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Instead
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (452+ words) A routine mining survey in China turned into something no one on the team was prepared for: a dinosaur fossil that had been hiding underground for 115 million years. What they found next left even the experts divided. A copper mineral…...
Imagine not having wings | Paleontology
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (46+ words) K.J. Genualdo • about 8 hours ago Zach Sweat • 13 days ago Zach Sweat • 16 days ago Phillip Hamilton • 8 months ago Uploaded by KimmyDude about 7 hours ago Resolution: (979px x 1441px) File size: 437 KB 27 views (27 from today) Uploaded about 7 hours ago...
Scientists estimate 2.5 billion T. rex once lived in North America, but museums hold only 32 well-preserved adults
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (588+ words) Home - Science - Scientists estimate 2.5 billion T. rex once lived in North America, but museums hold only 32 well-preserved adults A scientific study estimated that around 2.5 billion T. rex lived in North America over 2,4 millions of years and in comparison, there are only 32 of…...
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin: 100 Years of the Society for Mammalogy: from field observation to genome analysis
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (273+ words) Research in the museum The museum’s development into the 21st century Wednesday, 09. September 2026 / 13:02 Over the past 100 years, mammalogy has undergone a fundamental transformation: what was once a predominantly descriptive discipline has evolved into a state-of-the-art interdisciplinary field of research, the findings…...
Stratigraphic rationale for rejecting the Anthropocene epoch proposal - Nature Reviews Earth & Environment
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (285+ words) Nature Reviews Earth & Environment volume 7, pages 565–566 (2026) Cite this article The rejection of the proposal for Anthropocene as a formal epoch of the Geological Time Scale has attracted wide interest in the stratigraphic aspects of the debate. Here, we clarify the…...
Thailand's 'Jurassic Park' shines light on dinosaur evolution
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (430+ words) A dinosaur statue stands guard outside a temple, a hint at the ancient giants buried deep in the earth below making up northeastern Thailand's "dinosaur rush". Researchers have found a trove of dinosaur fossils across the region, which holds the…...
The bootlace worm, a ribbon of black slime found tangled on North Sea beaches, can stretch to more than 55 metres (longer than a blue whale), making it arguably the longest animal on Earth, and its skin secretes a neurotoxin that killed cockroaches and crabs after laboratory injection
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (1186+ words) A 55-metre specimen stranded on a Scottish beach in 1864 made the bootlace worm a contender for the longest animal on Earth. In 2018, Swedish researchers found its mucus contains a peptide neurotoxin that paralyses crabs and kills cockroaches, while leaving mammalian…...
Thailand's 'Jurassic Park' aims to bring in tourists
6+ day, 12+ hour ago (393+ words) The skeleton of a Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, a herbivorous long-necked sauropod, is now on show at the Thainosaur Museum in Bangkok. At around 27 meters (88 feet) long and weighing 27 tons — as much as nine adult Asian elephants — it's considered the largest dinosaur…...