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24,000-Year-Old Skeletons of 7,000 Extinct Animal Species Unearthed in Chile - Vimarsana News

24,000-Year-Old Skeletons of 7,000 Extinct Animal Species Unearthed in Chile

Experts unearthed around 24,000-year-old skeletons of 7,000 extinct animal species on the coasts of Chile. Read more here.

Should we bring back the dodo? De-extinction is a feel-good story, but these high-tech replacements aren't really 'resurrecting' species - Vimarsana News

Should we bring back the dodo? De-extinction is a feel-good story, but these high-tech replacements aren't really 'resurrecting' species

Two conservation scholars break down what de-extinction looks like – and the debate over whether it could do any good.

Dodo Resurgence: Is it Possible for Extinct Animals to Return? - Vimarsana News

Dodo Resurgence: Is it Possible for Extinct Animals to Return?

Can we bring extinct animals back? The ambitious plan to resurrect the dodo is underway. However, it is a practice that must be carefully analyzed from bioethics

5 Extinct Animals and Endangered Species That Came Back to Life - Vimarsana News

5 Extinct Animals and Endangered Species That Came Back to Life

Global warming has brought many species to the verge of extinction in recent decades. Some species managed to repopulate. Here are 5 of the extinct animals, if not endangered species, that have managed to come back to life, and in strong numbers.

Megalodon Tooth Covered in Bite Marks Discovered Off Florida Coast - Vimarsana News

Megalodon Tooth Covered in Bite Marks Discovered Off Florida Coast

"Part of its root was sticking up a bit and I pulled it up," a diver said. "Later on the boat, I realized it was bite marks."