About 110 million years ago, two pterosaurs were snapped up by a hungry predator—one which apparently couldn’t hold them down.

If you’re thinking about buying a smartwatch, you’re in luck, because at the end of 2025, it’s quite hard to pick a bad one.

The Women’s Watch Market is projected to witness substantial growth over the next decade, valued at USD 27,115.8 million in ...

Fossil Group, the iconic American watch and accessories maker headquartered in Richardson, Texas, has filed for Chapter 11 ...

On October 20, 2025, Fossil Global Services Ltd.—once a leader in affordable luxury accessories—filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in Texas, seeking U.S. court recognition for a UK-led ...

The opening pages of the 1943 book The Little Prince recall how the narrator, as a child, once drew a picture not of a hat — as every adult insisted it was — but of a boa constrictor that had ...

Over the past 18 years, the Edelman Fossil Park and Museum in New Jersey has yielded over 100,000 fossils belonging to more than 100 species. That’s a pretty remarkable fossil hotspot–especially ...

Hundreds of millions of years later, these species are nearly indistinguishable from their prehistoric ancestors. A horseshoe crab is seen swimming along the sea floor in coastal waters surrounding ...

When you think of prime locations for finding fossils of the ancient creatures that inhabited our planet thousands of years ago, notable places like Egypt and China may come to mind. But what about … ...

Newly discovered fossils in Ethiopia show that Homo coexisted with Australopithecus 2.6 million years ago, rewriting the timeline of human evolution. Far from a straight line, early human history was ...

This image represents one illustration of how the trilobite fossil may have been set as an amulet or pendant. Fernández-Fernández, A., Valle-Abad, P., Rodríguez -Nóvoa, A.A. et al. Significance of ...

On particularly anxious nights, you might find yourself dreaming about getting chased by a fearsome dinosaur. The creature closing in on you opens its mouth wide, as if to give a terrible roar—and ...