After nearly five decades of obscurity, a remarkable discovery has shed light on a previously unnamed titanosaur species, buried within the Egyptian desert. In an intriguing revelation, the unveiling of… Read More »Newly Named Titanosaur Unearths Ancient Mysteries in Egyptian Desert
Lake Powell, a vast and ever-changing reservoir in the southwestern United States, is known for its stunning natural beauty and recreational opportunities. However, it is also a repository of hidden… Read More »Rare Extinct Jurassic Mammal Relative Revealed as Lake Powell Waters Recede
The unveiling of a captivating fossil site in the heart of Argentina is not merely an archaeological revelation; it is an expedition that promises to reshape our understanding of the… Read More »Unearthing the Enigmatic Fossils of Cañadón Tomás in Southern Argentina
Dominating the artistic landscape at Frieze Masters this week is a truly extraordinary offering – a dinosaur skeleton, a stark departure from the conventional paintings and sculptures on display. Meet… Read More »Chomper: The $20 Million Dinosaur at Frieze Masters
After a laborious seven-year effort, the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta, proudly unveils the most remarkably preserved and comprehensive triceratops skull ever found in Canada. Referred to as the… Read More »Best-Preserved Triceratops Skull in Canada Unveiled at Royal Tyrrell Museum
In a remarkable revelation from the annals of prehistory, the newly discovered titanosaur, Garumbatitan morellensis, once roamed the land that is now modern-day Spain approximately 122 million years ago. The… Read More »Garumbatitan Morellensis: Spain’s Prehistoric Titanosaur Unveiled
In a remarkable discovery that sheds light on Australia’s arachnid history, scientists have recently unearthed a fossilized giant trapdoor spider in New South Wales. This prehistoric arachnid represents only the… Read More »Prehistoric Giant Trapdoor Spider Unearthed in New South Wales
