Utah researchers say they believe they now know how existing crocodile, alligator and gharial species survived a pair of mass extinction events — information that could fuel future research.

Nobody knows where whale sharks, the biggest fish in the sea, are mating. But scientists suspect it may be happening in the ...

“In a unique way among the paradoxes of ancient logic, the Crocodile Paradox can be reformulated as a game with four possible ...

Long thought extinct, sebecid fossils found in the Dominican Republic are rewriting what we know about ancient predators in ...

You wouldn't have been able to predict this looking at the modern ecosystem," said paper author and vertebrate paleontologist ...

The video shows the back of a large crocodile slicing the surface of the murky water only one second after the fish is thrown back in by Jeff's mate Ben. As well as being a safety measure for the ...

By shark standards, they are slow swimmers. But they somehow manage to also be very private: Scientists don’t know where they mate, and they’ve never observed it before. About the Spec ...

But they somehow manage to also be very private: Scientists don’t know where they mate, and they’ve never observed it before. They do finally have some clues, though. Scientists suspect the ...

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By shark standards, they are slow swimmers. But they somehow manage to also be very private: Scientists don't know where they mate, and they've never observed it before.