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Raw meat is notoriously difficult to chew, so how did our prehistoric ancestors manage to do it ?
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The woolly mammoth is not the only prehistoric beast that modern science could bring back to life.
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A species of prehistoric marsupial lion was able to climb up trees and ambush its prey from above.
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A type of insect that looked very much like a modern butterfly was common during the Jurassic period.
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The gargantuan reptile, which measured 37 meters in length, was recently unearthed in Argentina.
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A prehistoric species of giant ape went extinct because it couldn't adapt to its changing environment.
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Scientists have found evidence that a prehistoric species of human was still alive relatively recently.
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750 million-year-old fossils have revealed evidence of a deadly microbe with vampiric tendencies.
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Samples of fossilized fur have made it possible to determine what color bats were 49 million years ago.
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A prehistoric reptile the size of a cow may have been the first to ever stand upright on four limbs.
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Researchers are attempting to learn more about the people who were swallowed up by the North Sea.
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A previously undiscovered species of prehistoric sea scorpion the size of a human has been found in Iowa.
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Scientists have unearthed the fossil remains of a strange species of snake with four tiny limbs.
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A 508 million-year-old spiky sea creature was so strange that scientists decided to name it Hallucigenia.
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Scientists have discovered a species of bat that was three times the size of any that are alive today.
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Red blood cells and connective tissues are thought to be preserved within countless fossil specimens.
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A new study has suggested that the prehistoric reptiles were more likely to be warm-blooded like mammals.
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Prehistoric stone tools predating the human genus have been unearthed in a dried-up riverbed in Kenya.
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Anthropologists believe that they have identified the oldest samples of human skin ever discovered.
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A 100 million-year-old predatory cockroach has been found perfectly preserved in a piece of amber.