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Skeleton of earliest known amputee discovered in Borneo

9-8-2022 | 16

The 31,000-year-old skeleton is believed to be the earliest known evidence of surgical intervention.

Palaeontology

Megalodon could swallow a great white shark whole

8-18-2022 | 5

The largest shark that ever lived would have put even the man-eating monster from 'Jaws' to shame.

Palaeontology

Weird creature with no anus was not earliest human ancestor

8-17-2022 | 3

Scientists have determined that this very strange 500 million-year-old creature was not actually related to humans.

Palaeontology

Loch Ness Monster 'plausible' after fossil discovery

7-27-2022 | 34

The discovery that some plesiosaurs could have lived in freshwater has re-ignited the debate on Nessie.

Palaeontology

New evidence of early campfires dates back 1 million years

6-20-2022 | 5

Scientists have used an artificial intelligence to analyze evidence that early humans were making fire 1 million years ago.

Palaeontology

Prehistoric 'Swiss Army knife' found across Africa

6-13-2022 | 4

A set of cutting and skinning tools is being hailed as evidence that our ancestors shared knowledge.

Palaeontology

'Dragon of death' pterosaur discovered in Argentina

5-24-2022 | 4

A new type of flying reptile from the age of the dinosaurs has been unearthed in the Andes mountains.

Palaeontology

Is an ancient human ancestor hiding in Indonesia ?

4-28-2022 | 39

A controversial new book claims that the hobbit-like Homo floresiensis may not have actually gone extinct.

Palaeontology

Well preserved dinosaur leg may be from the actual day of the asteroid strike

4-15-2022 | 9

Palaeontologists believe that they may have found one of the victims of the extinction event that ended the dinosaurs.

Palaeontology

Shards of dinosaur-killing asteroid found preserved in amber

4-9-2022 | 2

Palaeontologists have discovered fragments of the asteroid that brought about the demise of the dinosaurs.

Palaeontology

New cat-like sabre-tooth predator discovered

3-31-2022 | 0

This fearsome carnivore would have given even today's lions and tigers a run for their money.

Palaeontology

Giant camels lived alongside humans up until 27,000 years ago

3-25-2022 | 0

New research has indicated that our ancestors lived alongside these gargantuan mammals until relatively recently.

Palaeontology

Many prehistoric cave paintings were made by children

3-17-2022 | 6

New research has suggested that the process of creating cave paintings may have been a family affair.

Palaeontology

The largest dinosaurs walked more like hippos than elephants

 VIDEO  3-12-2022 | 3

Comparisons with today's largest living land animals may not be quite as accurate as first thought.

Palaeontology

A 325-million-year-old octopus has been named after Joe Biden

3-9-2022 | 9

A Carboniferous cephalopod that once roamed the prehistoric seas has received a rather familiar moniker.

Palaeontology

Tyrannosaurus rex may have actually been three dinosaurs

3-2-2022 | 4

New research suggests that what we know as T. rex might have actually been three distinct species of dinosaur.

Palaeontology

Remains of largest known Jurassic pterosaur found in Scotland

2-25-2022 | 0

Palaeontologists have unearthed the fossil of a giant winged reptile on Scotland's Isle of Skye.

Palaeontology

Modern humans may have lived in Europe 10,000 years earlier than thought

2-16-2022 | 9

Researchers have found compelling evidence of our ancestors in Europe.

Palaeontology

Newly discovered crocodile's last meal was a dinosaur

2-14-2022 | 14

Palaeontologists have discovered a new species of prehistoric crocodile that once feasted upon small dinosaurs.

Palaeontology

Evidence of flu-like illness found in sauropod dinosaur

2-11-2022 | 3

Respiratory infections are not unique to modern times - even the dinosaurs fell ill from time to time.

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