The remarkable discovery has shown that human evolution was a lot more complex than previously believed.
Titanosaurs weren't just gargantuan when they were alive - even handling their fossils has proven a mammoth task.
The remarkable find shows that the distant ancestors of mammals laid eggs instead of giving birth to live young.
A famous fossil of what was thought to be a prehistoric octopus has been found to be nothing of the sort.
The fossilized remains of the Triassic-era creature have been unearthed in Gloucester, England.
The remains of a prehistoric skeleton found in a cave in South Africa may be something completely new to science.
Researchers at the University of Arizona have revealed that spiders didn't originate where you might expect.
Evidence of human cannibalism has been found in fossilized bones dating back 850,000 years.
A fossilized skull discovered in the 1930s has now been identified as that of an elusive, ancient species of human.
Known as Prototaxites, these giant fossilized structures have long proven impossible to properly categorize.
Over 200 fossilized dinosaur footprints have been found criss-crossing a limestone quarry in Oxfordshire.
A detailed analysis of recently discovered fossils has revealed more about these enigmatic pint-sized humans.
We may have yet to discover the fossil remains of some of the largest examples of the species.
These half-bird, half-lion creatures of myth and folklore were long thought to have been inspired by Protoceratops.
Paleontologists have identified a huge species of ichthyosaur from fossils found on a British beach.
Samples collected from Jezero crater may contain fossil evidence of ancient microbial life on the Red Planet.
Over 500 million years ago, these huge predatory worms prowled the Cambrian seas.
It is now believed that some of the fossils once thought to be young T. rexes are actually adults of a separate species.
A relative of today's wombats, the Diprotodon was absolutely massive - standing 1.7 meters tall and weighing 3 tons.
The well-preserved tracks were left in the silt by a species of bird that would have made even today's ostriches seem tame.