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Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages in Fossils et al.

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They Walked the Earth 35 Million Years Earlier Than We Thought

A handful of footprints from ancient Australia is rewriting the story of how life moved onto land

Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages in Fossils et al.

This image is bold and visually striking — perfect for drawing attention to a piece about the asteroid impact that ended the reign of dinosaurs. The juxtaposition of the roaring T. rex with the impending asteroid makes the stakes immediately clear and dramatic. It has a cinematic, almost sci-fi tone that could work well for outreach, educational posts, or teaser content.

This image is bold and visually striking — perfect for drawing attention to a piece about the asteroid impact that ended the reign of dinosaurs. The juxtaposition of the roaring T. rex with the impending asteroid makes the stakes immediately clear and dramatic. It has a cinematic, almost sci-fi tone that could work well for outreach, educational posts, or teaser content.

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Did the Fossils Lie? The Dinosaurs Weren’t in Decline Before the Asteroid

𝐆𝐫𝐫𝐥𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭, scientist & journalist in Fossils et al.

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Avocados Were Domesticated 7,500 Years Ago According To Fossil Evidence

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A fossil of a prehistoric marine reptile embedded in rock, with two cartoon dice overlaid near its skull — suggesting chance or randomness in fossil discovery

A fossil of a prehistoric marine reptile embedded in rock, with two cartoon dice overlaid near its skull — suggesting chance or randomness in fossil discovery

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Why Some Creatures Fossilize While Others Vanish Without a Trace

Sandee Oster in Fossils et al.

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Paleontologists Discover a New Multituberculate Species in Portuguese Jurassic Deposits

Sandee Oster in Fossils et al.

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Twelve New Dinosaur Teeth Discovered in China’s Cretaceous Nenjiang Formation

Rui Alves in Fossils et al.

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The Oldest Ant Ever Found Was a Cretaceous Predator with Scythe-Like Jaws

Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages in Fossils et al.

A digitally composed image shows a prehistoric reptile — resembling an early crocodilian or basal archosaur — walking across a volcanic landscape. In the background, a volcano erupts dramatically, spewing lava and ash into the sky. The scene illustrates a time when ancient reptiles thrived amid extreme geological activity, hinting at the resilience and evolutionary success of early crocodile relatives.

A digitally composed image shows a prehistoric reptile — resembling an early crocodilian or basal archosaur — walking across a volcanic landscape. In the background, a volcano erupts dramatically, spewing lava and ash into the sky. The scene illustrates a time when ancient reptiles thrived amid extreme geological activity, hinting at the resilience and evolutionary success of early crocodile relatives.

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How Crocodiles Escaped Mass Extinction — Twice

And what their survival…

Dr. Pine in Fossils et al.

This fun and expressive image shows a group of bonobos sitting together in a natural setting, with two speech bubbles added for comic effect. One adult bonobo asks, “Can we talk?”, while a younger one responds, “Sure, what’s up?” — capturing a charming moment that playfully anthropomorphizes the animals as if they’re having a heartfelt conversation. Perfect for science communication or social media posts about animal behavior, communication, or empathy in primates!

This fun and expressive image shows a group of bonobos sitting together in a natural setting, with two speech bubbles added for comic effect. One adult bonobo asks, “Can we talk?”, while a younger one responds, “Sure, what’s up?” — capturing a charming moment that playfully anthropomorphizes the animals as if they’re having a heartfelt conversation. Perfect for science communication or social media posts about animal behavior, communication, or empathy in primates!

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Bonobos Talk Like Us? A New Study Says It’s Not That Far Off

Alan S. in Fossils et al.

A stylized version of a vintage illustration depicting a French vessel’s encounter with a Kraken-esque beast in the mid-1800s!

A stylized version of a vintage illustration depicting a French vessel’s encounter with a Kraken-esque beast in the mid-1800s!

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The Origin of the ‘Kraken’ Myth: How Evolution Forged a Deep-Sea Marvel

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