May the 4th parties, Kentucky Derby on the big screen, the Hold Steady, rubber ducks in a creek—it's a stacked week, folks!

When told about a strange, fanged fish that had washed ashore on an Oregon beach, the Seaside Aquarium folks knew what kind of fish it was.

Far out in the dry badlands of South Africa’s Karoo Basin, fossils have been unearthed by paleontologists that rewrite the ...

Paleontologists have uncovered the 11 million-year-old fossil of an ancestor of the giant panda in Germany, revealing ...

Paleontologists recently discovered an omnivorous ancestor of the giant panda, Kretzoiarctos beatrix, at a fossil site in ...

He also described the company's efforts to bring back other species, such as the saber tooth tiger and woolly mammoth, and he explained how the company created a woolly mouse. On his LinkedIn page ...

But the dire wolf is an actual real-world predator, which went extinct about 13,000 years ago after roaming North America for thousands of years before that, alongside saber tooth tigers and ...

“Similarly, evidence of several creatures have been extracted from the spring, including saber tooth tigers, giant sloths, tortoises, and even camels.” Well, that’s the big mystery ...

This puts the dire wolf in the same category as other fierce carnivores like the saber-tooth tiger. Hypercarnivores like the dire wolf had large, sharp canine teeth perfect for slicing through ...

These “super croc” apex predators had six-inch teeth and were, at one time, the largest predator in North America, according to the Western Australian Museum. They weighed up to 7 tons and ...

Despite their fictional significance, dire wolves were real-world predators that lurked across North America with mastodons and saber tooth tigers during the Ice Age. They hunted horses ...