Some animals have barely changed over millions of years, surviving mass extinctions and climate shifts without evolving much! From ancient sharks to prehistoric reptiles, discover nature’s ultimate ...

The scorching deserts of Ocucaje in southern Peru have once again yielded an extraordinary glimpse into the past.

Modern oceans, for comparison, max out at trophic level five or six, represented by apex predators like orcas, sperm whales, ...

Researchers describe the region as “the most attractive land for prehistoric settlement anywhere in the continent.” Today, this land largely makes up the coastal shelf that is currently under ...

The database comprises finds from 2,400 prehistoric sites in Europe ... which in turn may have had an influence on human evolution itself. More information: Chris Baumann et al, Evidence for ...

Crypto whales, entities holding significant amounts of cryptocurrency, can shape market dynamics, influencing price movements, liquidity, and even governance decisions within blockchain ecosystems.

Scientists have pieced together evidence that ancient marine reptiles once swam in what is now central Colombia, and these creatures appear to have been more formidable predators than today’s mighty ...

Experimental evolution is the use of laboratory or controlled field manipulations to investigate evolutionary processes. It usually makes use of organisms with rapid generation times and small ...

BOSTON - About 75 North Atlantic right whales, representing about 20% of the critically endangered species' population worldwide, have gathered in an area off the coast of New England. A aerial ...

Did prehistoric kangaroos run out of food? Dental records reveal a more diverse grazing diet than previously thought Date: January 9, 2025 Source: Flinders University Summary: Prehistoric ...

Marine scientists had an unexpected sighting earlier this week — a large number North Atlantic right whales near Jeffreys Ledge off the southern Maine and New Hampshire coasts. Research scientist Orla ...

ADDITIONAL 2500 ANIMALS. NOW, 6:45 AND NOAH OF NEW ENGLAND IS WARNING BOATERS ABOUT A LARGE GROUP OF NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALES FORAGING NEAR PORTSMOUTH. THEY WERE SEEN NEAR JAFFREY LEDGE.