Newly discovered South American scorpion sprays and injects venom, a groundbreaking first in the region. This rare species showcases a unique defense mechanism, stunning scientists and redefining arachnid behavior.
While exploring the seafloor off the coast of Chile, researchers stumbled upon a captivating sight — a creature nicknamed the “flying spaghetti monster.” This carnivorous, colonial organism boasts an otherworldly appearance, with countless milky-white arms that create a mesmerizing display as it drifts through the deep ocean.
Fossils of the oldest saber-toothed predator shed light on gorgonopsian evolution, early mammal relatives, and our shared ancestry within the therapsid group, offering valuable insights into the development of prehistoric life and its connection to modern species.
Groundbreaking Discovery: 100-Million-Year-Old Fossil of a Gravid Frog Found in China, Complete With Preserved Eggs Inside Its Body – The Oldest Specimen of Its Kind Ever Unearthed, Shedding Light on Ancient Reproductive Behavior.
