Jun Ebersole News Today

Following the extinction of the dinosaurs, this shark emerged as one of the top predators of the ocean. A team of scientists recently announced the discovery of a new fossil shark species from Alabama, USA. The team was led by Jun Ebersole, Director of Collections, McWane Science Center, Birmingham

One species with ‘needle-like fangs’ once stalked a shallow sea that covered the southern US.

One species with ‘needle-like fangs’ once stalked a shallow sea that covered the southern US.

This shark was one of the ocean’s top predators after the extinction of the dinosaurs

The newly discovered shark lived in the Paleocene period, approximately 65 million years ago.

Scientists discovered 17 fossilized teeth at a Geological Survey in Alabama. The fossils revealed a new species of shark that lived an estimated 65 billion years ago.

“A few years ago, I was looking through the historical fossil collections and came across a small box of shark teeth that were collected over 100 years ago in

An Alabama teen looking for fossils on her farm stumbled across a massive discovery: A 34-million-year-old whale skull.

An Alabama teen looking for fossils on her farm stumbled across a massive discovery: A 34-million-year-old whale skull.

An Alabama teen looking for fossils on her farm stumbled across a massive discovery: A 34-million-year-old whale skull.