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This image depicts a reconstruction of what the extinct monitor lizard might have looked like.

Extinct monitor lizard had four eyes, fossil evidence shows

A recent study led by UMass Amherst looked at risk in southeast Japan after the devastating 2011 quake and tsunami.

Modeling future earthquake and tsunami risk in southeast Japan

Mount Etna

Did highest known sea levels create the iconic shape of Mount...

Dinosaur

New Patagonian predator sheds light on mysterious meat-eating dinosaur group

Calbuco Volcano

Detecting volcanic eruptions

Scientists create world’s first 3D thermal image of volcano

"Lava" Earth's mantle

Understanding the Earth under Hawaii

Back at the lab, the researchers found the fossil glowed under a black light

Researchers investigate ‘baby’ tyrannosaur fossil unearthed in Montana

scorpionfly fossil

Fossils highlight Canada-Russia connection 53 million years ago

Arkansaurus fridayi

New Ornithomimosaur from Arkansas Described

Paratirolites

Mass extinction with prior warning

Isisfordia duncani

Cretaceous croc had steamy past

The lava lake in Santiago crater, Masaya volcano, Nicaragua on November 20, 2017.

Wider coverage of satellite data better detects magma supply to volcanoes

The team has been excavating caves at Pinnacle Point, South Africa, for nearly 20 years. Glass shards were discovered at the PP5-6 location.

Research shows humans thrived through Toba super-volcanic eruption

Teleocrater, an early dinosaur relative, is shown feeding on Cynognathus, while hippo-like dicynodonts look on. All of these animals lived in the mid-Triassic of Tanzania, about 240 million years ago.

Decade of fossil collecting gives new perspective on Triassic period, emergence...

Seismogram

Sediment core from sluice pond contains evidence for 1755 New England...

yeti crab

Deep-sea wildlife more vulnerable to extinction than first thought

Sperm whales (above), which have teeth, don’t grow as large as baleen whales

Why aquatic mammals need to be big, but not too big

The Stanton Landslide (center middle distance) is over 800 meters across and has left an obvious scar in the hillside above the deposit.

Landslide modeling after Kaikoura Quake provides data to first responders

Using Argonne's Advanced Photon Source, researchers identified a form of water known as Ice-VII, which was trapped within diamonds that crystallized deep in the Earth's mantle.

Argonne’s powerful X-rays key to confirming water source deep below Earth’s...

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