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Paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson offers his opinion on how we humans first walked upright.
(non-Flash version) In this interactive feature, let vintage aircraft expert Dan Taylor guide you on an audio tour of a Demoiselle #20 replica owned by Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, a museum of antique ...
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Comic Book Resources on MSN10 Worst Dragon-Type Pokémon Designs, RankedDragon-type Pokémon are often seen as some of the most powerful, elusive and awesome creatures in the franchise, thanks in large part to the Dragon Tamer Lance from the first iteration of the Elite ...
In a first for its species and reptilian family, a female Asian water dragon at the National Zoo successfully produced offspring without a male.
Designing this dragon was a challenge. When bringing Sisu to the big screen, Disney’s animation team had to juggle contrasting personality traits.
Bipedal lizards tend to have longer hind-limbs which gives them a longer stride; that in turn, could make them speedier. And with their front limbs off the ground and doing no work, they could ...
Newly discovered fossilized tracks from South Korea may indicate that prehistoric crocodile ancestors were mainly bipedal walkers. The finding may also prove that tracks found at a different South ...
Fossil of “blue dragon,” aquatic creature the size of a great white shark that lived 72 million years ago, discovered in Japan, study says.
‘First Steps’ shows how bipedalism led humans down a strange evolutionary path A new book argues that upright walking had profound effects on human anatomy and behavior ...
The Global Water Fest GR returns to Grand Rapids Saturday, July 29 through Sunday, July 30, at Canal Park, along the Grand River.
People have even claimed that a bipedal stance allowed our ancestors to wade in deep water during a watery phase of human evolution.
Fossil of “blue dragon,” aquatic creature the size of a great white shark that lived 72 million years ago, discovered in Japan, study says.
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