Buried "megaripples" — some the size of five-story buildings — are helping scientists piece together the devastation following the impact that wiped out the nonavian dinosaurs.
Princess Charlene of Monaco showed her commitment to first aid training, stressing the importance of these vital skills, particularly for women, on Women’s Rights Day. The Espace Léo Ferré hosted a ...
"This ancient species predates most dinosaurs, and is a dominant predator of the deep sea ecosystem." FSU Marine Lab's Dr. Dean Grubbs was the lead scientist on the mission, and succeeded in ...
Charlene Marks International Women’s Day in Stunning Floral Outfit: “What Would Life Be Without Us?”
William Ruto's third-born child Charlene Ruto looked gorgeous while marking International Women’s Day Charlene wished fellow women remarked on the beauty of the world to have women in various ...
Princess Charlene wowed royal fans around the globe with her bold array of bridal outfits back in 2011 – but there was one look we missed. Do you remember her fourth wedding outfit? The royal ...
But far from the fictional 1993 blockbuster movie, the South Jersey park and museum documents 66 million years of life, from the dinosaurs to today. “What you’re about to experience is mind ...
A Jurassic dinosaur fossil that was first spotted more than 50 years ago has been extracted from the base of a cliff on Skye and formally identified. The fossil was discovered near to Elgol in ...
The fossil of a pony-sized dinosaur has been revealed for the first time - more than 50 years after it was first spotted in a sea cliff on Skye. Experts had assessed the location as too difficult ...
“The fossil fauna there is diverse, and our understanding of Southern Hemisphere ecosystems from near the end of the Age of Dinosaurs is still very incomplete,” says paleontologist Matthew ...
A team of paleontologists found a new long-necked dinosaur species near a large salt flat in Argentina. Chadititan calvoi, or “titan of the salt” is estimated to have been about 22 feet-long ...
The Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction wiped out the dinosaur population 66 million years ago. And despite wind, dust, rain and fire on Tuesday, they’re back. Bridgeport Parks and Recreation’s ...
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