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Palaeontologist Scott Hocknull likened his research to a crime scene, minus the criminals and eyewitnesses. Now, he's using technology to better understand the fossils found in Australia.
Scientists in Australia used artificial intelligence to get to the truth behind some 93-million-year-old dino tracks.
They're still discovering new fossils, like a partial skull of a giant bison this past summer with students from the college of Coastal Georgia.
/PRNewswire/ -- Imagine a Georgia—60,000 years ago—where the coastal city of Brunswick was 70 miles from the ocean and most of the state was a great, grassy...
Researchers say slaughter of wild dogs comes down to matter of wording as some graziers consider how to co-exist with native dingoes