Scientists described the newly-discovered fossil ... very large predators. The more we look, we might find more answers about these major animal groups that we care about, like the ancestors ...

The name Gaiasia jennyae commemorates the location where the fossils ... predators. "The more we look, we might find more answers about these major animal groups that we care about, like the ...

Although all fossil findings are exhilarating, this is a pretty special discovery. This is the fossil of a huge salamander-like predator that was twice the size of other fossils found from the same ...

Many salamanders, like the red-backed salamander, are tiny and spend the majority of their time underground, so it's easy for most people to overlook them. In fact, Grant commonly refers to ...

No one knows what made these Bifungites burrows, which are considered trace fossils, although scientists have hypothesized ...

Many salamanders, like the red-backed salamander, are tiny and spend the majority of their time underground, so it’s easy for most people to overlook them. In fact, Grant commonly refers to ...

The researchers in the study say the fossil could help bridge a "key transitional gap" in arthropod evolution between "simple, worm-like ancestors" and modern arthropods, such as how their heads ...

Palomino also says the study is significant because few fossils have been found in this area so far. It was probably a “paradise” for crocodiles and other large aquatic predators because the land ...

The predator catchers, who number in the dozens if not the hundreds, are spread across the country and go by group names like Predator Poachers, Vans Against Predators, Bikers Against Predators ...

With living species as different as clams and octopuses, it’s tough to find common traits that indicate what the group’s earliest ancestors looked like. But “fossils can often provide unique ...

Many salamanders, like the red-backed salamander, are tiny and spend the majority of their time underground, so it's easy for most people to overlook them. In fact, Grant commonly refers to ...