For more than a decade, paleontologists have speculated about a single fossil that preserves skeletons of two of the world’s most famous dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops. Not only ...

Elon Musk, the visionary CEO of Tesla, has emphatically stated that lithium is "the new oil" and is the most critical component in electric vehicles. He has stressed that lithium supply and refining a ...

Archaeopteryx is often referred to as the fossil that proved Darwin right – it links today’s birds to ancient dinosaurs. Even though the first specimen was discovered over 160 years ago, this iconic ...

Ice Age fossils found at highway dig TxDOT says megafauna remains are not uncommon for the area, in Lubbock, which is in a region that's home to many remnants of Ice Age lakes called "playas." During ...

These bones ended up being the first of thousands uncovered at what would soon become one of the most important paleontological sites in eastern North America, the Gray Fossil Site. On Saturday, May ...

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The museum's expertise will help determine whether these fossils belong solely to the giant ground sloth or other Ice Age titans who once wandered the Lubbock plains. While the bones themselves ...

Among the fossils uncovered are “long, skinny bones” identified as ribs and smaller, more puzzling finds like parts of toe bones. Some elements remain mysterious, which Professor Bamforth refers to as ...

In Alberta, Canada, paleontologists continue to unearth thousands of Pachyrhinosaurin bones across a kilometer of land, making this gigantic bonebed one of the densest fossil sites in the world.

Discovered in the Yehliu Geopark and Badouzi promontory of the island, the burrows are what are known as trace fossils—preserved imprints left behind by the activities of ancient animals.

Found in South Australia, this fossil provides key evidence of the development of bilateral symmetry — a defining characteristic of the vast majority of animals alive today, including humans.