Rare extinct elephant fossils in India reveal the earliest known evidence of butchery, shedding light on ancient human survival strategies.

Babirusas are believed to have diverged from their pig ancestors between 26 million and 12 million years ago after getting isolated on Sulawesi when sea levels rose at the end of the last ice age.

The remains were uncovered along with 87 basalt stone tools used by prehistoric humans. According to a new analysis, the skull belongs to a mysterious type of elephant called Palaeoloxodon.

Some animals seem out of place at first glance. Sometimes that can be chalked up to the limits of imagination, but other ...

The elephant skull was buried with 87 stone tools used by prehistoric humans, and all the materials were excavated in late 2000 under the leadership of Dr Ghulam Bhat at the University of Jammu.

Paleontologists from the University of Colorado, Utah Division of State Parks, Dinosaur National Monument and two other ...

Researchers are building robotic versions of ancient fish skeletons to test how fish started to walk on land 390 million years ago.

Ngamugawi wirngarri was discovered in the Gogo geological formation, world-renowned as an exceptional fossil site. Gogo is ...

Scientists in France solved the evolutionary mystery of this prehistoric monster, which resembles both the centipedes and ...

Explore the Californian Redwoods and the expanded Coastal biome in Update 12 for Prehistoric Kingdom. Watch the latest ...

As the site of Earth's oldest fossil animals, the Ediacara biota, the national park is being considered for UNESCO World ...