The biggest ancient city you’ve probably never heard of is in Illinois By Margo Milanowski / Published November 1, 2021
This 120-million-year-old bird may have been one of the first to shake its tail feathers By Kate Baggaley / Published September 17, 2021
A female hunter’s remains hint at more fluid gender roles in the early Americas By Kate Baggaley / Published November 4, 2020
Dinosaurs may have evolved into birds, but early flights didn’t go so well By Kate Baggaley / Published October 23, 2020
These insects preserved in amber are still glowing 99 million years later By Kat Eschner / Published July 2, 2020
Meet the Azawakh, the latest breed to enter the Westminster Dog Show By Sara Kiley Watson / Published February 13, 2020
A 50-million-year-old school of fish is etched forever in this rare fossil By Donavyn Coffey / Published June 3, 2019
Ancient poop is helping archaeologists understand a midwestern city’s demise By Kaitlin Sullivan / Published February 27, 2019
Earth’s first continent? Probably a giant continental crust By Kendra Pierre-Louis / Published February 28, 2017
Crocodile’s ancient cousin defied family norms, gave birth to live young By Eleanor Cummins / Published February 14, 2017