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Thailand's Department of Mineral Resources has made a groundbreaking discovery of prehistoric animal footprints, estimated to be 225 million years old, at the Tat Yai waterfalls located between the boarders of Phetchabun’s Nam Nao district and Khon Kaen’s Phu Pha Man district.
The tragedy took place as the man, his daughter, and three grandchildren, collected sand from the Mun River in Satuek District, lower north-eastern Thailand, to make improvements to their home
Fossils of wild water buffalo and turtles also were found at the same site in Thailand.
BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Thailand has identified a new species of alligator that roamed the Earth over 230,000 years ago. The Natural Resources and Environment Ministry on Wednesday (Oct 18) confirmed that fossilised remains found in 2005 belong to an alligator species never before recorded in world history.
Bangkok, Oct 18 (EFE).- A fossil found in Thailand 18 years ago was on Wednesday confirmed to be a species of alligator previously unknown to science and now extinct. The fossil of the new species, named Alligator munensis, was discovered in 2005 and identified this year by a team of German and Thai scientists, the …