Articles for category: Paleontology

Annette Uy

Dragon

What the ‘Dragon’s Teeth’ Fossils in Singapore Tell Us About Its Ancient Past

In the bustling cityscape of modern Singapore, remnants of its prehistoric past lie hidden beneath the surface. Among these are the enigmatic “Dragon’s Teeth” fossils, which have intrigued scientists and historians alike. These ancient relics serve as a gateway into a world long gone, offering tantalizing clues about Singapore’s geological and biological history. As we ...

horseshoe crab

The Animal That Refuses to Evolve: How Horseshoe Crabs Have Stayed the Same for Millions of Years

Horseshoe crabs are like living fossils, wandering the lands of time with little change. Their existence feels like opening a time capsule from the ancient world. With a body design that dates back hundreds of millions of years, these enduring creatures have mesmerized scientists and nature enthusiasts alike. Their unchanging nature offers a glimpse into ...

Annette Uy

Mohenjo-Daro

The Lost Cities of the Indus Valley: What Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa Reveal About Ancient Technology

Nestled within the embrace of time and mystery, the ancient cities of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa offer a glimpse into a bygone era. These urban centers, part of the enigmatic Indus Valley Civilization, have fascinated archaeologists and historians alike. As we explore these lost cities, we uncover a tapestry of advanced technology, intricate city planning, and ...

Annette Uy

top view of red canyon

Did Dinosaurs Roam the Grand Canyon? What Scientists Have Discovered

The Grand Canyon, with its awe-inspiring vistas and striking geological formations, has long captured the imaginations of travelers and scientists alike. Stretching over 277 miles, this natural wonder is a window into Earth’s distant past. But amidst the layers of rock that tell tales of ancient seas and shifting landscapes, one question remains a source ...

Trizzy Orozco

Fossil footprints.

How Fossilized Footprints Reveal the Secret Lives of Dinosaurs

Fossilized footprints are like time capsules, offering a rare window into the lives of creatures that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. These ancient imprints, preserved in layers of sediment, tell a story of movement, behaviour, and interaction. Unlike bones, which only provide information about the physical structure of dinosaurs, footprints reveal how these ...

Annette Uy

Japanese Cemetery

The Red Princess of China vs. The Red Lady of Paviland: The Mystery of Red Pigment in Ancient Burials

Throughout history, human cultures have used color in symbolic and meaningful ways. Among these, the use of red pigment in ancient burials stands out, weaving a tale that connects disparate epochs and cultures. Two intriguing archaeological finds—the Red Princess of China and the Red Lady of Paviland—offer a rich tapestry of mystery and cultural significance, ...