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Just in time for Valentine's Day, scientists have revealed a newly discovered dinosaur with a rather unique feature.
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A newly discovered species of prehistoric shark has been assigned a name based on the shape of its teeth.
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Anthropologists have published the results of a new study in to two fossil skeletons found in South Africa.
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Three new species of scarab beetle have received names worthy of the 'mother of dragons' herself.
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A mysterious salamander known as the leopard eel has finally been formally recognized as a new species.
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Scientists have discovered a horrifying new species of wasp in the depths of the Ecuadorian Amazon.
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The fossil remains of a prehistoric primate species weighing a mere 7.7 lbs have been unearthed in Kenya.
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Found in the Amazon rainforest, this incredible arachnid looks like a strange cross between a dog and a spider.
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Palaeontologists have unearthed the fossil remains of a herbivorous dinosaur dating back 110 million years.
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The discovery has cemented Archaeopteryx as a transitional form between non-avian dinosaurs and birds.
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Researchers from Florida International University have identified the first new species of crocodile in 85 years.
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A type of deep-sea cucumber with a very unusual name has been filmed in the Southern Ocean for the first time.
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Scientists have determined that dogs are no more intelligent than several dozen other animal species.
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A gargantuan species of ostrich-like elephant bird from Madagascar was thought to the largest that ever lived.
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A deep sea remote-operated vehicle recently captured footage of a unique species of eel with a very big mouth.
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Scientists exploring one of the deepest parts of the ocean have discovered three new species of snailfish.
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In some species, the key to success may be more about 'survival of the laziest' than 'survival of the fittest'.
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A deformed-looking goat-like creature seen in a recent viral video has turned out to be an actual goat breed.
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Scientists have revealed the discovery of a new species of giant pterosaur that lived over 200 million years ago.
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It has been discovered that a colony of 500,000 breeding pairs has been reduced to just 60,000 within 35 years.