Prehistoric animals
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Recently Discovered 4-Legged Snake Fossil May Actually be a New Prehistoric Animal Species
According to recent research, a dinosaur-era fossil hailed as the first four-legged snake known to science may be a completely different species.
Latest Research Articles
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Well-Preserved Skin Fossil of a Carnivorous Dinosaur May Open New Doors in the Study of Prehistoric Animals
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Recently Discovered Fossil in Uzbekistan Shows the Dinosaur King Before the T-Rex
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Scientists Named Recently Discovered "4-Legged Whale" After Egyptian God of Death
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Prehistoric Evidence Shows Mammals Evolved Rapidly When Dinosaurs Went Extinct
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Recently Discovered Sponge Fossil May be World's Earliest Ancient Animal
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Researchers are Sequencing Two Prehistoric Bear Species Using Only Prehistoric Poop Traces
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Ancient Dog Fact You Didn't Know That Scientists Found Out Today
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Earth’s First Animals Are These Bizarre Leaf-Like Creatures That Are 500 Million Years Old
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Rare Discovery: Fossilized Teeth Lead to Identification of New Extinct Giant Shark Species
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'Ugliest Fossil Reptiles' From China Detailed In New Study
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Ancient and Pocketed: Australia's Marsupial Lion Climbed Cave Walls 50,000 Years Ago
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Dinosaur: Staggeringly Old (1.1. Million Years) Stegodon Tusk Found In Pakistan