Live Scienceadded this to ScienceSeafloor Sack-Like Creatures Held Seafloor 'Dinner Parties' Half a Billion Years AgoLive Science - Mindy Weisberger More than 540 million years ago, primitive organisms that looked like frilled tulip blooms shared communal meals at underwater "dinner parties," …
The News & Observeradded this to Local NewsRaleigh, NC Beachcombers find ancient shark tooth on the Outer Banks, aquarium saysnewsobserver.com - By Charles Duncan Beachcombers find ancient shark tooth on the Outer Banks, aquarium says Shark teeth are common to find for beachcombers along North Carolina’s Outer …
LLomo Kootoadded this to (PRÉ)HISTORY Slime travelers | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org New study proves some of Earth's oldest animals could take trips New UC Riverside-led research settles a longstanding debate about whether the most …
Independent Mediaadded this to IOL NewsCape Town UCT research unit to empower black female scientists in palaeoanthropology | Cape Argusiol.co.za - Staff Reporter Cape Town - The story of human evolution has long been told with fossils from South Africa – discovered by a privileged few. The Human Evolution …
Play buttonSmithsonian The Dr. Is In: Is Dimetrodon a Dinosaur and Other Questions from Our Readerssmithsonianmag.com - Anna Torres In this week’s episode of “The Doctor Is In,” Smithsonian paleontologist Hans Sues answers your questions about government conspiracies, Dimetrodons …
Joseph Calandrielloadded this to MuseAlberta Fossils reveal new details about hadrosaur’s appearanceearthsky.org - By Eleanor Imster More evidence for a showy, fleshy snout for the hadrosaur, part of the family of duck-billed dinosaurs. These creatures lived 75 million years ago in …
The Guardianadded this to BooksBooks Europe: The First 100 Million Years review – a vivid ecological panoramaThe Guardian - PD SmithAustralian palaeontologist and conservationist Tim Flannery’s 30-year-long study of Europe’s natural history began in Oxfordshire with an encounter with newts, unknown in Australia: “Newts are such primitive
Myrtle Beach, SC 'At First I Thought I Was Picking Up Trash': Lexington Man Finds Prehistoric Treasure at Myrtle Beachwzzm13.com - Author: Megan Allman MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — A Lexington family was combing for shark teeth along the Myrtle Beach coast on Monday, but ended up finding something else that …
ccelestina adamsadded this to Humble RhinocerosTeeth Fossil proves hyenas once roamed Canada's Arctic PlainsBBC NewsA 50-year-old mystery surrounding a pair of fossilised teeth has been put to rest by new research that suggests hyenas once roamed Canada's Arctic. A team of researchers have identified the teeth, which
RRanny Eckstromadded this to Big history LifeGreenland Scientists disagree about whether a sample of ancient rocks shows evidence of life.discovermagazine.com It’s a matter of life or no life. In a 2016 Nature study, researchers reported finding fossils in 3.7 billion-year-old rocks in Greenland, pushing the …
MMike Babowiczadded this to Interesting Indeed 2Biology Iconic Fossil Feather Probably Didn’t Belong to Archaeopteryxscientificamerican.com - Brian Switek The tale is a classic part of dinosaurian lore. In 1860 or 1861, not very long after Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species made its debut, a …
The Washington Postadded this to EntertainmentYellowstone National Park The best of tonight’s TV: ‘Yellowstone’ returns for Season 2, and moreThe Washington Post - By Sarah PolusThe Handmaid’s Tale (Hulu at 3 a.m.) June and Serena learn new information about baby Nichole. Grownish (Freeform at 8) Zoey tries to find a job that aligns with her career goals. MasterChef (Fox at 8)
JJawnotinadded this to Hunney BeesFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMammoths Rancher Finds Colossal Columbian Mammoth in Riverbed, Could Be 20,000 Years Oldtheepochtimes.com - Li Yen One Montana cattle rancher was ecstatic when an enormous Colombian mammoth’s skeleton, estimated to be as old as 20,000 years, was unearthed from his …
Science News Magazineadded this to Science NewsThe Arctic Hyenas roamed the Arctic during the last ice agesciencenews.org - Nicoletta Lanese Two teeth confirm the idea that hyenas crossed the Bering land bridge into North America, a study finds.
David A. DAYadded this to FossilsProtein Dinosaur bones are home to microscopic lifephys.org Bad news, Jurassic Park fans—the odds of scientists cloning a dinosaur from ancient DNA are pretty much zero. That's because DNA breaks down over …
JJohn Maleyadded this to CannabisCannabis Study Locates The Origin Of First Cannabis Plantthefreshtoast.com - Maria Loreto According to an analysis conducted on fossil pollen, cannabis’ first origins can be traced to Tibet, something that sounds fittingly soothing. These …
Brent Adamsadded this to Huh?Geek Meet the New King of Trilobites, R. rexGizmodo - Ryan F. Mandelbaum Nobody messes with the king. Well, except for the relentless passing of time. Scientists analyzing a large collection of trilobite specimens realized …
The Guardianadded this to Art & DesignArt The Paper Museum review – the pelican paintings that changed art foreverThe Guardian - Jonathan JonesOn 17 August 1603 – they chose the day for its excellent astrological alignments of Jupiter, Saturn and Mercury – a group of friends got together in Rome to found a society to study and record the natural
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesPlay buttonMonsters Real-Life Monsters: Extinct and Terrifying Animalsgildshire.com - Emmaline Soken-Huberty The movie Godzilla: King of the Monsters recently came out, and it was jam-packed with CGI creatures like a giant moth and three-headed dragon. While …
John Pickeringadded this to New Zealand Science TodayNew Zealand Proposal to mine fossil-rich site in New Zealand sparks campaign to protect itsciblogs.co.nz An Australian company’s application to mine a fossil-rich site in the south of New Zealand has been met with fierce criticism and a campaign to …
Mashable Indiaadded this to SCIENCEBirds Feathers Existed About 250 Million Years Before Birds, Claims StudyMashable - Natasha MathurOften considered nature’s most beautiful artwork, bird’s feathers are undoubtedly one of the most striking features about them. They can be spotted in different shapes, sizes, and colors, and do a lot
News (China) New dinosaur species found in Chongqing, Southwest China - Global Timesglobaltimes.cn - www.globaltimes.cn A Chinese worker excavates dinosaur fossils in a wall at the excavation site in Laojun village, Pu'an town, Yunyang county, Southwest China's …
KOSU Radioadded this to News from NPRFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMedicaid Headlines: Medicaid Expansion Challenge, OKC Pride Week & Thunder Draft Decisionskosu.org • A proposed State Question to expand Medicaid heads to court tomorrow. (NewsOK) • A new law taking effect July First requires you to keep your car tag. …
3D reconstruction of craniums elucidates the evolution of New World monkeys | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org - www.eurekalert.org Computed tomography scans of fossils from two extinct species point to evolutionary adaptations and kinship with extant howler, spider and woolly …
Museums Explorations V Children's Museum Releases Plans for New Facilitybaynews9.com - www.baynews9.com LAKELAND, Fla. — The Explorations V Museum in Lakeland is planning a major move in the next few years, one that will, in the words of the museum's …
Vermont Politics Then Again: Woolly mammoth discovery in 1848 was nation's firstvtdigger.org - By Mark Bushnell Jun 16 2019, 1:30 PMJune 14, 2019 | no reader footnotes The discovery in 1848 of the fossilized remains of a woolly mammoth in the town of Mount Holly confirmed what some leading scientists had believed, …
Texas A&M Aggie helps identify ancient rhino speciestheeagle.com - By KENNY WILEY kenny.wiley@theeagle.com Using fossilized remains from nearly 5 million years ago, a Texas A&M University doctoral candidate has identified a unique rhinoceros specimen at …
Prehistory Oldest axial fossils discovered for the genus Australopithecusphys.org - Never Before Seen Skeletal Elements For An Early Hominin Species Reveal A Suite Of Surprising Characteristics Scientists have published an article describing the oldest axial fossils yet discovered for the genus Australopithecus. Dated 4.2 million years ago, …
The Sunadded this to Technology & GadgetsIce Age Mystery as 5-foot mammoth tusk dug up alongside an ancient camel and a ‘giant wolf’ in Mexicothesun.co.uk - Harry Pettit, Senior Digital Technology and Science Reporter THE film 'Ice Age' depicts ancient beasts of all colours and creeds working together side by side – and it turns out the kids flick wasn't far off …
The Epoch Timesadded this to LifePlay buttonWolves Man Finds GIANT Wolf’s Head Dating Back to Woolly Mammoth Era, 40,000 Years Oldtheepochtimes.com - Michael Wing A Russian man stumbled on a ghastly sight while strolling along the Tirekhtyakh riverbank last summer. It was the ferocious severed head of a …
