In this episode, hosts Andrew Daniels and John Gilpatrick dive deep into the mysterious origins of all life on Earth—and the ...

Genghis Khan’s empire reshaped continents—but did his genes do the same? In this episode, Kings and Generals explores the claim that millions of men alive today descend from the Mongol conqueror. With ...

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Misidentified bones that languished in the drawers of a Mongolian institute for 50 years belong to a new species of ...

Fossils described in a new study speak to a previously unknown large-bodied lizard diversity that existed alongside dinosaurs ...

As long as King Mandhata was alive, his intelligence, valor, and piety remained unmatched. The special thing is that King ...

Two species of worms have retained remarkably similar patterns in the way they switch their genes on and off despite having ...

Those bones belong to a new species, now named Khankhuuluu mongoliensis, or “Prince of Dragons.” This slim, fast-moving ...

A groundbreaking fossil discovery in Mongolia has revealed Khankhuuluu Mongoliensis, an 86-million-year-old dinosaur ...

A well found in the ancient city of Pollentia confirms the consumption of fried birds by the citizens of the cities between ...

Paleontologists have identified Khankhuuluu as the closest known ancestor of T. rex, shedding new light on Tyrannosaur ...

A world almost existed where the NSX supercar arrived about 15 years earlier and with eight cylinders instead of six.