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🌐 Global NewsKentucky Man Finds 7-Foot Mystery Fossil Named 'Godzillus
An amateur fossil hunter spent an entire summer excavating a nearly seven-foot fossil in Kentucky that has professional paleontologists completely stumped. The 450-million-year-old discovery might be a species science has never seen before.
🦸 Community Heroes11-Year-Old Finds 48-Million-Year-Old Turtle in Wyoming
A young rockhound's sharp eyes spotted something extraordinary on public land in Wyoming last fall. His discovery led to the excavation of a nearly complete fossilized turtle from 48 million years ago.
🌍 Planet Wins100-Million-Year-Old Pearl Found in Australian Outback
A tourist discovered a marble-sized fossil pearl in Queensland that researchers confirmed is over 100 million years old, making it the largest and best-preserved ancient pearl ever found in Australia. The rare find offers a glimpse into an inland sea that once covered the outback and shows how ancient life adapted to stress.
Morocco Cave Discovery Unlocks 773,000-Year-Old Human Evolution Mystery
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in a Moroccan cave, unearthing fossils that are 773,000 years old and revealing crucial insights into human ancestry. This exciting find fills a critical gap in our understanding of how modern humans came to be, offering a clearer picture of our shared human story.
🚀 Innovation7-Million-Year-Old Chad Fossil Reveals Our Ancestors Walked Earlier Than Believed
Scientists have confirmed that Sahelanthropus tchadensis, discovered in Chad's Djurab desert, walked upright seven million years ago, pushing back the timeline of human bipedalism. This remarkable finding shows our ancestors stood tall millions of years earlier than previously thought, opening an exciting new chapter in understanding human evolution.
🌍 Planet Wins7-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals Earliest Human Ancestor Walked Upright
Scientists at New York University have made a groundbreaking discovery that rewrites human history. A tiny bump on an ancient fossil from Chad confirms our earliest known ancestor walked on two legs 7 million years ago, bringing us closer to understanding our remarkable evolutionary journey.
🌍 Planet WinsMorocco Fossil Discovery: 700,000-Year-Old Ancestor Unlocks Human Origins Mystery
Scientists have made a thrilling breakthrough in understanding where we come from. A remarkably preserved 700,000-year-old human ancestor discovered in Morocco is helping piece together the beautiful puzzle of human evolution and our shared origins.