A newly uncovered skull of ‘Vegavis iaai’ suggests that “Earth’s earliest known Waterfowl may have swum in the frigid waters of Antarctica nearly “69 million years ago”. This finding provides strong evidence that Waterfowl, including today’s ducks and geese, have evolutionary roots that stretch back to the age of dinosaurs. Read more…
New research into the ancient world of Megalodon sharks, the largest predators to have ever roamed the oceans, suggests that their ability to maintain a warm body temperature could have played a crucial role in their evolution as formidable megapredators. This groundbreaking study sheds light on the potential physiological adaptations Read more…
Scientists have found a piece of the puzzle that could decipher Gibbons’s evolutionary track. They have got an answer from the pre-historic remains of the species (a partial upper jaw and seven isolated teeth) that were accidentally found in a village in southwestern China by a local villager. Paleoanthropologist Xueping Read more…
New Beetle Species : With the discovery of a 20-million-year-old fossilized tree, a Dinosaur with a nest full of eggs, New Human Species, and many more, 2021 has been an exciting year for paleontologists and archaeologists. But that’s not the end. Researchers now have discovered a new Beetle species of Read more…