Earth's tropical rain belt, responsible for monsoons that sustain billions of people and vibrant ecosystems, has long been a ...

New Study Reveals Now-Bone Dry Egyptian Desert Was Home to Ancient Relatives of Manatees 40 Million Years Ago Experts suggest ...

Zealandia, Earth’s eighth continent, was mostly lost to the sea. Geologists say they’ve now mapped the entirety of the ...

The Saudi Geological Survey has discovered 56-million-year-old marine fossils in the Al-Ras sedimentary formation, located in ...

Saudi geological authorities unearthed ancient marine fossils that date back to some 56 million years. In a statement, the ...

The new species would have resembled the iconic "sandworms" from the science fiction franchise "Dune", one researcher said.

The discovery of 56 million-year old marine fossils in the northern borders reveals key insights into early Eocene ecology.

Major Craters on Earth To garner the results of this study, the research team looked at the impacts of two major asteroids from the late Eocene epoch (about 38 million years to 33 million years ago).