5 Stories: World’s largest carbon capture plant goes online, Paris landmark goes undercover and other stories you missed The world’s largest carbon capture plant is up and running in Iceland ...

Despite sharing the “panda” name, red pandas and giant pandas are completely different species. From their diets and habitats ...

“The red panda census is planned at the national parks in Darjeeling and Kalimpong hills to update the current population figures of the species. Preparatory work has already begun. This will be the ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) The first fossilized pangolin trackway has been identified on South Africa's southern Cape coast, dating to 90,000–140,000 years ago. The tracks, preserved in ...

Alex Epstein argues for burning more fossil fuels, not less. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin met with fossil fuels advocate Alex Epstein last month, in the latest sign of the agency’s retreat from ...

Then a similar 29-million-year-old tooth was found in Puerto Rico. However, neither fossil could definitively show just what particular predator reigned atop the Caribbean food chain. Then a research ...

This fossil is 13 million years older than any ant fossil found before—and reveals a sophisticated predator that lived alongside the dinosaurs. The hell ant existed over 100 million years ago ...

The bones, which Bennison found in Del Puerto Canyon in Stanislaus County, represented the first scientifically documented discovery of a dinosaur fossil in California. About a year later ...

These fossils were estimated to be 500,000 to 780,000 years old.Thanks to the dedication of volunteers from the San Joaquin Valley Paleontology Foundation, 6,000 fossils were unearthed by 1997.

It wasn't much to go on, but it was enough. The fossils belonged to a sebecid, and the Caribbean, far from never having large, terrestrial predators, was a refuge for the last sebecid populations ...

And according to Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) geologist James Starnes, a recent vertebrae fossil find belonged to “about as big” a mosasaur specimen as one could get.

This lineage of terrestrial crocs, called sebecids, lasted longer than previously believed, according to researchers who described fossils recently unearthed in the Dominican Republic that reveal ...