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It is possible that dinosaurs roamed the northern hemisphere millions of years before was previously believed.

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  by  University of Wisconsin-Madison More  than  200  million  years  ago,  dinosaurs  first  appeared  on  Earth.  How  and  when  did  they  spread? When  faced  with  fractured  fossil  records,  paleontologists  have  been  debating  that  subject  for  decades. According  to  the  conventional  wisdom,  reptiles  first  appeared  on  the  southern  half  of  the  ancient  supercontinent  Pangea,  known  as  Gondwana,  millions  of  years  ago.  Later,  they  spread  to  the  northern  half,  known  as  Laurasia. With  evidence  indicating  the  reptiles  were  prevalent  in  the  northern  hemisphe...
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The "world's best-preserved" baby mammoth, discovered in Siberia, is 50,000 years old.

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A  complete  newborn  mammoth,  50,000  years  old,  was  discovered  by  Russian  scientists   in  the  Siberian  permafrost. by  Maria Mocerino   A  complete  baby  mammoth  was  extracted  by  scientists  from  the  Siberian  permafrost  on  the  Arctic  Circle's  edge. There  are  only  seven  in  the  world. In  the  Yakutia,  an  area  that  has  garnered  attention  recently  for  the  remarkably  well-preserved  carcasses  discovered  hiding  in  the  ice,  Russian  scientists  made  an  incredible  find  last  summer. This  time,  they  recovered  a  baby  mammoth  that  was  astonishingly ...
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Abarkuh, Iran: An Ancient Underground Labyrinth City Found

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By Luis Mendoza Recently,  the  ancient  Iranian  village  of  Abarkuh  in  Yazd  Province  revealed  an  underground  labyrinth  city  and  aqueduct. The  site's  discovery  was  reported  by  Mohammad-Reza  Falahati,  Deputy  of  Cultural  Heritage  at  the  Yazd  Cultural  Heritage,  Tourism  and  Handicrafts  Department. There  is  currently  more  research  being  done  on  the  city's  network  of  interconnecting  chambers  and  tunnels. According  to  Abarkuh's  governor,  Hossein  Hatami,  underground  canals  encompass  60,000  square  meters  of  the  town's  historic  buildings,   out  of  a  total  area...
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