Scientists uncover a massive 66 million year old egg in Antarctica from a prehistoric sea lizard, rewriting reptile history with stunning details on ancient ocean life.

Some animals that were once thought to be gone forever have also made a comeback. Thi was possible due to efforts like ...

This episode is brought to you by the Music for Scientists album! From birds with no wings to giant fowl that were once ...

How did extinct animals move? Paleontologists are interested in figuring this out since it can tell us more about their ways of life, such as whether they were agile enough to hunt prey. It can also ...

A study led by Oxford University argues that kissing evolved in the common ancestors of humans and apes, and that our extinct ...

One of the world’s rarest birds has rebounded from near extinction after Indigenous communities on the Indonesian island of ...

The rare birds in nature represent the delicate balance between species survival and environmental change. Each of these ...

Today, the UK's only remaining wildcat population lives in the Highlands of Scotland but, despite being given protected ...

Every continent holds the memory of an extinct bird that once ruled its skies or forests. From Antarctica’s prehistoric ...

Many paleontologists believe that the shape of fossilized pigment containers in cells can help determine dinosaur colors. But some remain skeptical.

There’s an important concept in evolutionary biology called “iterative evolution.” Here’s a real-life example of how it works ...