A new shrimp fossil has been discovered by scientists. The new species has been named in honor of Sir David Attenborough.
A new research indicates that tiny fossils had been discovered and these are said to be the oldest evidence of life on Earth. These tiny fossils can trace back of up to 3.7 billion years ago.
A once in a lifetime discovery of a dinosaur tail has been found in a mine in Myanmar.
Scientists have recently discovered what they thought may have been the world’s oldest marine vegetarian reptile. First discovered in China in 2014, the crocodile-sized reptile had a hammerhead face with specialized yet bizarre-looking snout used for scraping algae on the ocean floor.
Scientists examined the fossils of a baby titanosaur and found that it underwent a harsh existence after it was born.
Scientists may have falsely estimated extinction of Siberian unicorn, a vanished mammal, at 350,000 years ago. Discovery of a fossilized skull may have a different story to tell.
Half a century after it was found, the "Tully Monster" has been classified now as a 307-million-year-old vertebrate.
Scientists discovered a technique to identify the color of fossils that were as old as 300 million years.
The fossil dates to a time when whales seperated from their ancestors. Scientists have said it can help further understanding of whale evolution. The fossil was found in Santa Cruz Mountains.
Called Pentecopterus decorahensis, the sea scorpion was the undisputed king of predators in the sea, researchers who analysed its fossil, said.
Scientists discover a new fossil that indicates the first flowering crops on the planet.
Researchers analyzed a four-legged snake fossil in a German museum. The fossil dates to 110 million years.
Researchers have finally figured out the answer to a question that has been puzzling everyone for a very long time: how did the turtles get their shells?
Researchers have discovered structures that appear to be red blood cells and collagen-like fibers in dinosaur bones that might be 75 million years old.
The paper's lead author Caleb M Brown asked Lorna O'Brien to marry him in the science paper published in the journal Current Biology.
