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Scientists in Thailand discovered a 27-metre sauropod nicknamed "the last titan" that roamed the region before rising seas transformed the landscape forever. The remarkably complete skeleton gives researchers their best window yet into Southeast Asia's prehistoric giants.
Scientists in Thailand have identified a never-before-seen dinosaur species from fossils discovered in 2008. The plant-eating giant with an extraordinarily long neck lived 150 million years ago and shows features unlike any dinosaur ever found.
Scientists in Thailand have uncovered a brand new dinosaur species with a neck as long as a cricket pitch, marking the first discovery of its kind in Southeast Asia. The 150-million-year-old plant eater is rewriting what we know about where these gentle giants once roamed.
Scientists have identified a new species of giant long-necked dinosaur from fossils discovered in Thailand, the largest ever found in Southeast Asia. The nagatitan weighed as much as nine elephants and reveals how ancient climate conditions allowed massive creatures to thrive.
Scientists in Thailand just identified a 90-foot dinosaur that roamed the region 120 million years ago, making it the largest long-necked giant ever discovered in Southeast Asia. The find helps complete our picture of these massive creatures' global reach.
A single Y-shaped bone in Thailand just revealed a whole new species of long-necked dinosaur and proved these giants roamed much farther than scientists ever imagined. The discovery is rewriting what we know about how these incredible creatures spread across the ancient world.
Energy Absolute is transforming Thailand's energy future by combining solar power, battery storage, green fuels, and carbon credits into one integrated system. The company's CEO believes Thailand has everything needed to become energy independent and sustainable.
Scientists in Thailand just named a colossal new dinosaur species that weighed as much as nine elephants and may be the last giant to have walked Southeast Asia. The discovery is putting Thailand on the global paleontology map and inspiring a new generation of researchers.
Scientists identified an entirely new species of giant dinosaur from a single vertebra found in Thailand. The discovery proves that mamenchisaurid sauropods roamed Southeast Asia 143 million years ago.
India and Thailand are deepening their defense collaboration with new agreements on manufacturing, research, and innovation. The 10th Thailand-India Defence Dialogue in Bangkok marks a significant step toward regional stability in the Indo-Pacific.
Thailand just transformed how it funds research, shifting from academic papers to real-world economic impact. The Thailand RISE Fund now connects scientists, businesses, and communities to build industries from homegrown innovation.
Thailand welcomes over 1,600 para-athletes from across Southeast Asia this week as the nation hosts the ASEAN Para Games for the first time in 18 years. Five-time Paralympic gold medalist Saysunee Jana will light the opening ceremony torch as Thailand aims to reclaim the overall championship title.
A 550-million-year-old sea sponge fossil just explained why the earliest animals seemed to vanish from history. The discovery reveals that ancient sponges were too soft to fossilize, solving a puzzle that has stumped scientists for decades.
A single fossilized ammonite, discovered by teenage David Attenborough in the English countryside, ignited a passion that would inspire decades of groundbreaking nature documentaries. Now at 99, he still treasures the thrill of those childhood fossil hunts.
Construction workers accidentally discovered dinosaur fossils at Dinosaur National Monument last September, marking the first fossil excavation at that location since 1924. Scientists believe the 3,000 pounds of fossils belong to Diplodocus, an 80-foot-long giant that once roamed Colorado in herds.
Scientists discovered fossils of six modern fish groups in Egypt, filling a mysterious 10-million-year gap in the fossil record after the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs. The find shows how today's ocean fish rapidly evolved after one of Earth's biggest disasters.
Scientists discovered over 100 fossils in northwestern Canada that show complex animals evolved up to 10 million years earlier than we thought. The find reveals creatures could move and hunt millions of years before similar fossils found anywhere else.
Workers paving a parking lot in Colorado accidentally discovered the first new dinosaur fossils at Dinosaur National Monument in over a century. The 3,000-pound haul likely belongs to a Diplodocus and is now being studied alongside fossils dating back 150 million years.
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Scientists in China discovered over 700 fossils showing complex animals existed 15 million years earlier than we thought. The find bridges a mysterious gap in evolution and reveals our ancient ancestors appeared much sooner than fossil records showed.
Thailand rolled out comprehensive health screening for all arrivals from DR Congo and Uganda after WHO declared the Ebola outbreak a global emergency. The country is monitoring 126 recent travelers while testing emergency response systems to protect public health.
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