Morning Overview on MSN
Dinosaur ‘mummies’ reveal first-known reptile hooves
Exceptionally preserved “dinosaur mummies” of the duck-billed Edmontosaurus have unveiled the first-known reptile hooves, ...
Morning Overview on MSN
The surprising science behind how snake bites work
Actor Walton Goggins recently shared a harrowing experience while filming a scene for the TV series ‘White Lotus’—he was ...
About 250 million years ago, as life was recovering from Earth’s greatest mass extinction, some reptiles began to change ...
The fossil of an early snake-like animal -- called Lethiscus stocki -- has kept its evolutionary secrets for the last 340-million years. Now, an international team of researchers has revealed new ...
The creature’s surprising anatomy suggests that rapid and unusual evolution was occurring in the seas after a period of massive extinction. By Kate Golembiewski Volcanic eruptions set off a mass ...
A male (silver) and female (brown) common European adder meet prior to mating. Scientists are just beginning to understand female sexual anatomy in snakes. David Tipling / Education Images / Universal ...
Dinosaur skulls have something in common with Swiss cheese—they’re both full of holes. From Tyrannosaurus to Triceratops, the skulls of the terrible lizards have the same eye and nasal passages common ...
A new extinct reptile species has shed light on how our earliest ancestors became top predators by modifying their teeth in response to environmental instability around 300 million years ago. A new ...
The discovery, in a bizarre animal not closely related to birds, could change how scientists think about the origin of feathers. The holotype fossil of Mirasaura, which was found in 1939 in ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results