Researchers have identified a new species of early crocodile relative from a Late Triassic fossil found in southwest Britain.

Africa’s most dangerous wildlife species can shift from calm to lethal in seconds when space and boundaries are crossed.

A researcher has honoured a former teacher by naming a 215-million-year-old reptile after him. The fossil adds to understanding of prehistoric life found in this region.

Ewan Bodenham, 29, named the prehistoric reptile after his former physics teacher David Rhys Jones in Cardigan, Ceredigion.

Crocodiles are often described as survivors from a distant past. Creatures that have changed very little despite millions of years passing. Among them.

A fast-moving ancient crocodile ancestor gets a name honoring the physics teacher who inspired its discoverer.

After identifying a new species of ancient crocodile for his PhD, Ewan Bodenham honoured his favourite physics teacher who ...

Ramree Island During World War II Ramree Island lies off Myanmar’s western coast in Rakhine State. In January and February ...

At a remote and barren Sahara desert site in Niger, scientists have unearthed fossils of a new species of Spinosaurus, among ...

Domestic dogs, wolves and coyotes can also breed with each other. Horses and donkeys interbreed. A mule is a cross between a ...

The remains of an ancient marine amphibian that once stalked the WA coastline was first lost to time and then lost to a museum bungle.