July 7, 2020 Scientists discover diminutive dinosaur ancestor: a 4-inch 'tiny bug slayer' Researchers have discovered an ancient relative of dinosaurs, a 4-inch reptile that lived 237 million years ago.
July 6, 2020 8-foot sea scorpions swam the ocean 500M years ago had massive claws to catch prey Researchers have discovered that enormous sea scorpions bigger than a human swam the oceans prior to the age of the dinosaurs.
June 26, 2020 Prehistoric bear-sized marsupial once roamed Australia, scientists reveal Researchers have shed new light on the fossil remains of a huge bear-sized marsupial that once roamed Australia.
June 18, 2020 Early dinosaur eggs may have been 'soft like a turtle's,' study says A new study suggests the eggs of early dinosaurs were soft-shelled, going against popular belief.
June 11, 2020 120M-year-old crocodile that walked on its hind legs like T. Rex discovered Footprints found in modern-day South Korea that were thought to have been made by pterosaurs are instead from a 13-foot crocodile that lived 120 million years ago and walked on two legs, researchers have said.
June 8, 2020 World’s oldest bug discovered on Scottish island Scientists have identified the world's oldest bug.
June 3, 2020 Incredible discovery shows 110M-year-old dinosaur's last meal preserved Researchers recently discovered fossilized evidence of a dinosaur's last meal from 110 million years ago.
May 21, 2020 Fossil of terrifying megaraptor, with 14-inch claws, discovered in Argentina Fossils of one of the last remaining megaraptors, a carnivorous dinosaur with claws more than a foot in length, have been discovered in Argentina.
May 4, 2020 Fossilized remains of 400-million-year-old newly discovered plant could change 'evolutionary history' Researchers have discovered the fossilized 400-million-year-old remains of a new plant species in Canada that may give further insight into "evolutionary history," according to experts.
April 30, 2020 66M-year-old 'crazy beast' discovered in Madagascar: An 'animal for which we don't have any real parallels' During the age of the dinosaurs, the planet looked very different than it does today, with supercontinents reigning supreme and bizarre-looking creatures walking the Earth. Now, researchers have discovered a 66-million-year-old fossil of the world's oldest mammal, for which there aren't "any real parallels."
