By using high-resolution fossil data and advanced computing tools, the scientists revealed that over 300 million years ago, ...

Earth's history is marked by devastating mass extinctions, each one reshaping life as we know it. Now, experts warn that ...

Discover how a 55-million-year-old frog fossil is reshaping our understanding of Australia's evolutionary history.

Mass extinctions clearly upend the status quo. Now, our ocean floors are dominated by clams burrowed into sand and mud, the quahogs, cockles and their relatives – a scene far different from that of ...

Mass extinctions clearly upend the status quo. Now, our ocean floors are dominated by clams burrowed into sand and mud, the quahogs, cockles and their relatives – a scene far different from that ...

Mass extinctions clearly upend the status quo. Now, our ocean floors are dominated by clams burrowed into sand and mud, the quahogs, cockles and their relatives – a scene far different from that ...

Why past mass extinctions didn't break ecosystems—But this one might. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 11, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2025 / 06 / 250609020620.htm.

Some experts have said climate change is making it harder for people to "keep their cool" and affecting their mental health. NewsCenter 5 spoke to Dr. James McKowen, a psychologist and co-chair of ...