Over 15 years of fossil excavations in Tanzania and Zambia have revealed a vivid portrait of life before Earth s most devastating mass extinction 252 million years ago. Led by the University of Washington and the Field Museum, scientists uncovered saber-toothed predators, burrowing herbivores, and giant amphibians, offering rare insight into southern Pangea s ecosystems just before the Great Dying. Leer más.





El baño de personas y mascotas está prohibido porque podría comportar la posible transmisión de patógenos a los anfibios. Leer más.
Overall, H. turcicus appears a functionally unique species capable of exploiting novel resources along multiple niche axes possibly facilitating their establishment and spread into urban ecosystems. Leer más.