a monstrous cephalopod, ruled the oceans. Long before dinosaurs even dreamed of walking the land, Cameroceras inspired awe and fear, dominating ancient seas as a true titan. Its story is one of ...

Hokkaido University researchers found ancient squids were the dominant ocean predators 100 million years ago - before dinosaurs went extinct.

A state-of-the-art fossil discovery technique shows that squids originated and quickly rose to become dominant predators in ...

As per the team of researchers, ancient squid fossils far outnumbered those of ammonites and bony fishes from the same era.

A groundbreaking discovery in the world of paleontology has revealed the presence of 40 previously unknown species of ancient ...

Scientists have uncovered startling evidence that ancient apex predators ruled the oceans 100 million years ago.

Using an advanced fossil discovery technique on Late Cretaceous rocks from Japan, researchers found elusive and ancient squid beak fossils proving that squids thrived while dinosaurs died.

Squids first appeared about 100 million years ago and quickly rose to become dominant predators in the ancient oceans, ...

Using an innovative "digital fossil-mining" approach, researchers have uncovered hundreds of previously hidden fossil squid beaks, revealing a record ...

While each limb acts independently, signals are transmitted back to the octopus’s central nervous system. The octopus’ brain sits between its eyes at the front of its mantle, or head, couched ...

The Art Angle The Art World’s Octopus Teacher This week, co-host Ben Davis speaks to artist Miriam Simun about how cephalopods can help expand one's "definition of self." ...