Palaeontologists have uncovered the fossil remains of a dinosaur that looked a bit like a dragon.
Scientists believe that a long winter, not an inferno, was most likely to blame for their extinction.
Palaeontologists have discovered the remains of a carnivorous reptile dating back 240 million years.
Scientists have been able to extract the DNA from two extinct behemoths that lived 45,000 years ago.
Scientists now believe that Neanderthals were no less advanced that their modern human counterparts.
The fossilized remains of a large dolphin-like creature have been found on the Isle of Skye.
Palaeontologists have identified a rabbit-sized horned dinosaur that was a relative of Triceratops.
An engraving found on a fossilized shell is believed to have been made over 430,000 years ago.
Two sets of human footprints dating back to the Stone Age have been found on the island of Lolland.
The disappearance of the world's biggest shark may have enabled whales to grow to huge sizes.
Scientists have revealed new details about our prehistoric ancestors thanks to a fossil thighbone.
The extinct sthenurine kangaroo weighed a quarter of a ton and looked a bit like a giant bipedal rabbit.
Archaeologists have discovered the largest concentration of dinosaur remains ever found.
A new species of dinosaur has been found among fossils left in storage for more than two decades.
A huge winged reptile from Earth's past is very similar to the flying creatures in the movie 'Avatar'.
The meat-eating behemoth is believed to have stalked the prehistoric waterways of North Africa.
The enormous prehistoric reptile was so massive that it weighed the same as seven Tyrannosaurus rex.
Humans and Neanderthals are now believed to have lived alongside one another for as long as 5,000 years.
Scientists have found the fossil remains of several dozen members of a previously unknown species.
Burrowing worms may have had a profound impact on the development of life over 500 million years ago.