Fossils
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Extinct Marine Mammal Vacuumed Shorelines For Food, Say Researchers
A new species recently added to the desmostylia group suggests that the hippo-sized suction-feeders were a more diverse group of animals than previously thought and ate in a very unique way.
Latest Research Articles
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New Beaver-Like Species Survived Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid, Researchers Say
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Woolly Mammoth Bones Uncovered In Michigan
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New Study Reveals Detailed History Of Maiasaura Dinosaurs
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Shellfish Shed Light On Pangea's Ancient Climate
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Rare Early Jurassic Corals Found, Study Shows
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True Colors of Ancient Bats Revealed Through Fossil Pigments In Groundbreaking Study
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Fish and Humans Have Tooth Enamel In Common, New Study Shows
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New World Fossils Indicate Earliest Evidence of Human Decapitation Rituals
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Early Australians Faced Ancient Killer Lizards
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New Hadrosaur Species Roamed Snowy Alaska, Researchers Say
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Ice Age Humans Fished For Salmon, Too
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Africa’s Earliest Known Coelacanth Is 360 Million Years Old?
