Picture this: you’re no bigger than a modern house cat, living in a world dominated by creatures that could swallow you whole without thinking twice. Every day is a calculated risk, every night a desperate game of survival. Welcome to the extraordinary world of Mesozoic mammals, where being small, fast, and clever wasn’t just an ...
Imagine staring into a skull that seems stitched together from different chapters of evolution: a turtle-like beak, a pair of tusk-like saber teeth, and the face of a distant mammal relative. The creature in question isn’t a cat, a pig, or a reptile, though at a glance you might guess all three. These were the ...
Some of the most important clues to how mammals took hold on Earth aren’t in blockbuster skeletons – they’re in thumbnail-sized teeth tucked away in Arctic collections. In field camps perched above icy rivers and in museum drawers that sat untouched for decades, researchers are finding a different kind of headline fossil: tiny, stubborn, and ...
Trizzy Orozco
