Tag: Fossil Friday

Not the first place you'd expect to find a whale, isn't it?

The history of bats is surprisingly mysterious. These teeth keep that tradition.

Well, that's one way to last forever, I guess.

Just goes to show: even when you're in deep, there's always hope of enduring.

Hey, we get data wherever we can.

Good things come to those who dig.

Haven't we all fallen for this at one point in our lives?

You never know when a Plesiosaurus is close. One could be behind you right now.

This would make cephalopods one of the earliest multicellular organisms on the planet.

Who says you need to do great things to be remembered?

To be honest it probably ran away from them, not with them.

If you like seeing defined shapes, you should thank this little fellow.

Not all birds are of a feather, it turns out.

A set of fossils collected 35 years ago belonged to the oldest-known scorpion species to date, a new study reports. ...

We didn't even think it was possible to find one up to now.