Scientists have discovered the fossilized remains of Vulcanidris cratensis, the oldest-known ant, dating back 113 million years. This remarkable find reveals specialized jaws and wings, shedding light on ant evolution.
A groundbreaking discovery in Brazil unveils the oldest ant fossil, dating back 113 million years, offering new insights into ant evolution and their predatory strategies during the Cretaceous period.
A groundbreaking CT scan of a pregnant ichthyosaur fossil has revealed the unexpected presence of twins inside. This remarkable find sheds light on the reproductive habits of ancient marine reptiles.
A newly discovered parasitic wasp from the Cretaceous period showcases a Venus flytrap-like mechanism to ensnare its hosts. This fascinating find reveals unexpected adaptations in ancient insects.
