Balhuticaris voltae, a Cambrian arthropod that faced rejection but became a viral sensation thanks to a fossil meme

Or, How I Helped NASA Scientists Find a Polar Bear on Mars

The Earth wasn’t always this nice!

Defending Prehistoric Truth: How AI Threatens the Art and Accuracy of Paleontology

An Overview of the Origins, Discoveries and Giants among the Ammonites — an ancient and widespread family of Molluscs!

Or, how Mammals took over from Reptiles to rule the world’s oceans!

New study describes the discovery and classification of four new ichnospecies dating to the Eocene period

How Earth’s fiery past may have helped life take root in the oceans.

When Coral Reefs Took a Break and Why It Matters Today

Discovery of tooth marks on juvenile pterosaur vertebra provides insights into Late Cretaceous food webs

FOXP2: The Source of All Voices

Seducing Bees, Masking Scents, and the Invisible Codes of Life

How did it disappear? Were the primary culprits us once again, or maybe a competitor? And can recent scientific breakthroughs actually…

Sexual Reproduction sparked the dawn of the Age of Eukaryote and the magnificence of life as we know it on our sublime planet

The Genetic Secrets Behind Giant Clams and Their Tiny Algal Partners

New research suggests dinosaurs may have first evolved in the hot, arid tropics of Gondwana, reshaping our understanding of their origins

Exploring Costa Rica’s Paleontological Wonders

How the field of anesthesia came into being and the drama that followed

New study reveals rare ichthyosaur fossil shedding light on New Zealand ichthyosaur evolutionary history and regional endemism

What Mallorca’s Gorgonopsian Tells Us About Mammalian Origins

Twins are pretty rare, accounting for just 3% of births in the US these days. But new research shows that for primates 60 million years…

How one of the greatest evolutionary success stories, also ended up being amongst the most important to us Humans!

Uncovering the ancient origins of curiosity, creativity, and the timeless love of collecting

In what sense was Douglas Adams right? What can we learn by thinking of the biosphere as a computer?