If you were to hike across the North Slope 75 million years ago, you would think you were in a Louisiana bayou, writes.

Ancient fossils from Alaska reveal birds nested in the Arctic 73 million years ago, challenging previous assumptions about ...

An international study reveals surprising bird nesting activity in the Arctic during the Late Cretaceous period. Fossils from ...

For a few months of the year, the Alaskan Arctic becomes flooded with birds. From shorebirds to waterfowl, these avians arrive in the spring to breed, nest, and raise their young, and to take ...

The fossils were collected from the Prince Creek Formation, an area along the Colville River on Alaska's North Slope known for its dinosaur fossils. Scientists identified more than 50 bird bones ...

The fossils were collected from the Prince Creek Formation, an area along the Colville River on Alaska's North Slope known for its dinosaur fossils. Scientists identified more than 50 bird bones ...

(In fact, some 250 species of birds migrate to Alaska for the spring and summer breeding and nesting seasons today.) But up until now, the earliest traces of birds reproducing in the Arctic dated back ...

Apex predators, like the Tyrannosaurus rex, eventually arose from smaller-bodied tyrannosauroid dinosaurs called Khankhuuluu ...

The paper documents the earliest known evidence of birds nesting in polar regions. Each spring, the Arctic comes alive with the sounds of chirping and the arrival of fluffy hatchlings, as millions of ...

A reexamination of fossils found in Mongolia has revealed a previously unknown “missing link” species that led to dinosaurs ...

Some 73 million years ago, dinosaurs roamed across present-day Alaska. But they weren’t alone. A recent study has confirmed that birds lived and nested alongside the dinosaurs, proving that early ...