Report by Alka Singh Scientists discovered a well-preserved dinosaur embryo within a fossilized egg in Ganzhou, Southern China. The egg is believed to be 72-66…
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Category: Natural History
Vast patches of glassy rocks in Atacama Desert formed by ancient exploding comet
Why do glassy rocks form in the desert? A new theory by scientists.
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Fossil of Armoured Dinosaur – Ankylosaur discovered in Africa
Researchers recently found an unusual fossil in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco showing a series of spikes fused to a rib.
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New “Shark-toothed” Dinosaur Fossil Found in Uzbekistan
An International group of researchers studied a large, isolated, left maxilla (jaw bone) fossil found in Kyzylkum desert, Uzbekistan.
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Seed Libraries Preserving Genetic Diversity
In the vast Welsh woods and meadows of wildflowers exist uncommon varieties of fruits and vegetables. These fruits and vegetables have been brought back from the brink of extinction by the work of ‘Seed Detectives/Guardians’.
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New sites added to the UNESCO’s heritage list
During its 44th session held online in Fuzhou (China), UNESCO marked 5 cultural sites including a transnational property on its heritage list.
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Ancient Wing- Based Communication seen in Insects from 310 Million Years Ago
Acoustic communication is well-known in insects. The present-day insects communicate within themselves by wings (eg. grasshopper), by producing flashes of light (eg. butterfly), and by sound emission (eg. cricket).
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A new human ancestor? By Himasutha
A group of researchers from Tel Aviv University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, while excavating in Nesher Ramla, Israel, came across fragments of a skull that is considered to be 120,000 to 140,000 years old.
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Ancient Giant Rhinoceros Fossil found in China
An extinct hornless, giant rhinoceros species was recently identified from the fossilised remains in the Jiaozigou Formation of the Linxia Basin in Gansu province, China.
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First Giant Titanosaur Fossil Found In Australia
A new species of huge titanosaurs (a type of dinosaurs) has been discovered in Australia. Titanosaurs are a type of sauropods.
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