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Visitors can check out the fossils of eight dinosaur species and get a chance to ‘gently touch’ an authentic leg bone belonging to the sauropod family.

The full fossilized skeleton of a Gorgosaurus dinosaur that roamed 76 million years ago will be auctioned off on July 28, auction house Sothebys announced Tuesday. 

By using Purdues PRIME Lab to count atoms isolated from the cave’s rock samples, Granger and his team recently discovered some of the samples are around 3.5 million years old.

Meraxes gigas, named after a dragon in hit TV show Game of Thrones, had strong jaws, huge claws on its feet – and ‘absurdly’ puny front limbs.

MURFREESBORO – Frank is quite large and rather intimidating. Perhaps that’s why he’s not a greeter at the entrance to Earth Experience, an artifact-rich non-profit attraction that bills itself as

The FINANCIAL -- According to London Business School, the G7 is set to allow exceptional public financing of overseas fossil fuel projects to continue provided that the investments are consistent with prior climate-change agreements in order to limit supply risk and avoid what has described as a Lehman-like collapse in the energy markets. But howThe FINANCIAL -- According to London Business School, the G7 is set to allow exceptional public financing of overseas fossil fuel projects to continue p...

The use of renewables. >> and i got a bulletin for him . >> fossil fuels 80% of our power right now. the renewables, you know, maybe four or five percent. its not going to happen. but theyre stubborn and narcissistic and self-centered. >> so hes , you know, blame trump . hes blamed covid. hes blamed putin. hes blaming oil price. right. hes even blaming gas stations because the intern who wrote the tweet didnt have econ 101 according to the oil and gas. i love that tweet. absolutely fabulous. and...

A Gorgosaurus skeleton up for auction in July is the latest in a series of sales that experts worry may inflate fossil prices and drive illegal trade.

If you want to lure a bunch of prehistoric frogs to a sticky end, the best way is the promise of amphibian hanky-panky.

Sotheby's presale estimate for the fossil is $5 million to $8 million.