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What's an Octopus Fossil Look Like?

Category: cephalopod

As boneless, gelatinous bags, octopuses rarely find themselves preserved as fossils but just this week it was announced in the journal Palaeontology that three new 95,000,000 year old octopus fossils have been discovered. These are the oldest on record. So...

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Enormous 'Devil Toad' Remains Discovered in Madagascar

Category: amphibian

Scientists in Madagascar recently discovered the remains of a giant prehistoric frog, a relative of today's horned toads, which blew away the previous record for the largest known frog.

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Baryonyx Ate Fish and Listened to Tom Petty

Category: fossil

Computer modeling reveals that Baryonyx loved steamed salmon with capers!

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Cut-Grind or Grind-Cut? The Butter Battle Book of Prehistoric Mammals

Category: prehistoric

An artist's rendering of what Pseudotribos robustus or a weasel-possum-lizard, might have looked like 165 million years ago In the November 1st, issue of Nature, a joint American and Chinese research team announced the discovery of a long dead...

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Where Have All the Monster Bugs Gone?

Category: prehistoric

Although most humans probably do not lament the disappearance of dog-sized insects, a handful of scientists do. These scientists obviously don't watch the same movies we do. Recently, a group of researchers from Argonne National Laboratory's Advanced Photon Source along...

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Giant Prehistoric Organism Identified

Category: fungus

For over a century the nature of prototaxites has been a source of mystery and debate among scientists. Growing over 20 feet tall and a yard wide, the organism grew straight up like a tree trunk, but had no leaves...

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Bizarre Beasts at the Pittsburgh Museum of Natural History

Category: shark

This is exhibit is right up our alley. For the next few months, the Pittsburgh Museum of Natural History is displaying strange prehistoric critters as part of its "Bizarre Beasts" series. Descriptions provided by the Museum.Helicoprion A coil of teeth...

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