Dinosaur Ridge in Colorado is a famous fossil site famous for its dinosaur tracks. (Image courtesy of Milehightraveler via Getty Images) About 100 million years ago, male dinosaurs would gather in a “mating arena” in Colorado and perform dances to…
Researchers have found a significant number of whale bones on Vilcheka Island, located in the far north of Russia. (Photo: Nikita Demidov, AARI, Alexander Ermolov) Scientists have discovered that a glacier in the Russian Arctic is retreating at an astonishing…
A new study suggests that giant terror birds could have become prey if they weren’t careful around bodies of water. (Photo: Julian Bayona Becerra/Biology Letters) Fossilised bite marks suggest there may have been a spectacular fight between a giant terror…
A very recent study suggests that Mollisonia symmetrica, an early ancestor of arachnids and horseshoe crabs, had a “primitive” brain similar to those of modern spiders. (Photo: Nick Strausfeld) A new study has shown that a unique fossilized brain suggests…
Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995, more than 60 years after they were exterminated from the national park. (Photo: William Campbell/Sygma via Getty Images) Yellowstone’s wolves are helping to grow a new generation of young aspen trees that can…
A mako shark caught by the Shark Week crew during the filming of Black Makos of the Deep. (Image courtesy of Discovery Channel) In 2019, shark hunter Keith Poe caught an incredibly large shortfin mako shark off the coast of…
Colugos have a leathery sail that allows them to glide about 300 feet between tree canopies. (Photo: Joshua Davenport/Alamy Stock Photo) Why It’s Impressive: Colugos are often called “flying lemurs,” but that may be a misnomer. These nocturnal mammals share…
(Image credit: Warner Bros. Discovery) Jump to: Shark Week 2025 is on the horizon, and in honor of our 37th anniversary, we’re excited to bring you some exciting new programming. Once again, we’ve put together a handy guide on how…
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Colossal has released a synthetic rendering of a giant moa from the South Island. (Image courtesy of Colossal Biosciences) A biotech firm that claims it can bring dire wolves back to life has announced its ambition to resurrect the giant…