Johnny Caps sits down with screen icon Morgan Fairchild for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of her return to the Chiller Theatre convention, where she will reunite with The Seduction co-stars
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If you went back to visit your earliest known primate ancestors, you’d find them in the trees. New fossil evidence shows Purgatorius, a small, squirrel-like insect and fruit-eating mammal, was
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Just look at that little guy. Doesn’t he look like he’d give Bill Murray a hard time in a prehistoric Caddyshack prequel? A well-preserved Mesozoic fossil from Madagascar and detailed
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Scientists have revealed what they believe to be the first dinosaur ever discovered to hunt in the water, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus. Spinosaurus is not only the first semi-aquatic dinosaur, at 50 feet long
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I like to imagine Hallucigenia, a tiny, um, thing-like prehistoric animal that scientists first found baffling fossils of in the 1970s, singing a jaunty personalized version of “We’re a Couple
Evolutionary Misfit Finds a Home Read More »
The scaly, green, slavering, purely reptilian dinosaur had a good run. Like Pluto as a planet, it’s being replaced by a new scientific understanding, and we just might have
Fossil Clues Point to Theory That All Dinosaurs Were Feathered Read More »
I’ve never understood the phobia about spiders. I know people who live in mortal fear of them, but to me they’re just friendly little visitors to my home, being neighborly
See How An Ancient Arachnid Crawled Read More »
I guess everything is bigger, stranger and scarier in Australia. Australian scientists have found the world’s oldest fossilized sperm in a fossil dug up in Northern Queensland. It’s very well
Scientists Find 17-Million-Year-Old Sperm in Fossilized Shrimp Read More »
