
The first to domesticate the wild cat
The first to domesticate the wild cat
The first to domesticate the wild cat
Mammal attacks dinosaur
A living ammonite near a New York state lake in the 19th Century
Stegosaurus in 600 year old temple
55-Ft Long Ancient Marine Monster With Razor-Sharp Teeth Discovered, Ancient Sea Creature Unlike Present Gentle Whales
The Alaskan Gold Rush, which began around the end of the 19th century, brought many miners and prospectors to this American state. During their mining operations, many miners have come across the frozen mummies of ancient animals. Blue Babe is the name given to a mummified Alaskan steppe bison that was discovered in 1979. One of the most remarkable features of Blue Babe is that it was found to be almost completely intact, which is quite unusual for the remains of animals which lived during Blue Babe’s time.
Paleontologists celebrate ‘happy ending’ as Abu Dhabi museum is revealed as owner, after fearing implications of sale to secret buyer
Massive dinosaur fossil unearthed by Alberta pipeline crew
A team of palaeontologists from the University of Washington and its Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture excavated four dinosaurs in northeastern Montana this summer.
300 Million-Year-Old Shark Skull Discovered Inside Kentucky Cave