One of the Largest 'Sea Dragon' Fossils Ever Found in Britain Unearthed As a Complete Ichthyosaur
At the bottom of a muddy lagoon, conservationists stumbled upon the largest complete ichthyosaur skeleton ever found in the UK.
At the bottom of a muddy lagoon, conservationists stumbled upon the largest complete ichthyosaur skeleton ever found in the UK.
A mass grave of marine and land dinosaurs jumbled together provide near-unmistakable evidence of the comet impact that killed the dinosaurs.
Constructing the monument would have involved staggering amounts of labor, transforming the entire local landscape in the process.
It wasn't until 2021 that scientists discovered rock art that seemed to depict extinct animals that would have roamed the paleolithic Europe.
Scientists say the previously unknown species was a "high-speed runner" who lived in a "swamp-like" environment during the Jurassic Period.
For the Māori, the reintroduction is incredibly special. In the past Māori people gathered the feathers of the bird into cloaks.
182 different mollusks were recorded, including the oldest known member of the genera containing the famous New Zealand flax snail.
The two new dinosaur species belong to the Abelisauridae, a family of carnivorous dinosaurs that were counterparts to the tyrannosaurs
In the hands of a capable Ice Age hunter, this simple stick could be used to nail small mammals, or even assist in taking deer and horses.
Fossils Galore founder Jamie Jordan made a mammoth discovery when he spied a four-foot-long tusk in a quarry 90 miles north of London.
Bird feathers from 99 million years ago preserved in amber might point to why some of their dinosaur ancestors survived.
Over 1,000 large sarsen boulders have been identified in England, but this is only the second polishing boulder of its size.
The 4,000-year-long period includes depictions of the Dreaming, the Aboriginal creation story, as well as evidence of a changing climate.
The precise motive of the mimicry is unknown. It could have had religious connotations or been part of some form of hunting strategy.
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The footprints were natural casts, and could be dated back 153,000 years ago by determining when light last touched the grains of sand.
Flint was among the first tool technologies that humans mastered—a hard substance sharp enough to skin an animal and even perform surgery
The mixture was just sticky enough for a stone tool to remain stuck in it, but without adhering to hands, making it perfect for adding a handle
Comparable prehistoric hunting structures have already been found in other parts of the world, for example at the bottom of Lake Huron
While seemingly obvious, the roots were a radical new way for trees to live back in the mid-Devonian when Archaeopteris was evolving
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