Giraffatitan was discovered in 1906 by Bernhard Wilhelm Sattler in Tanzania, which was under German colonization at the time. Over…
Though it is often said that humans descended from monkeys, most people today understand that that statement is quite untrue.…
Over these last two weeks, we’ve explored the history of Japanese art, from the very first recorded artworks on the…
Gondwanaland, or just Gondwana, was a supercontinent which existed from about 550 million years ago to just 180 million years…
In 2010, a single fossil was discovered in Denisova Cave in Russia, near Kazakhstan. This finger bone was identified to…
Coatis are native to South America, Central America, Mexico, and the Southwestern United States. They are part of the same…
With a name like Austroraptor, you might think this dinosaur has been discovered in Australia or Austria. However, this theropod…
The ocelot is a medium-sized wild cat native to Mexico, Central America, and South America. Like most wild cats and…
Compared to some of the other prehistoric animals which we talk about on Light Future Art, Phorusrhacos lived fairly recently.…
Dilophosaurus was a theropod who lived in North America roughly 190 million years ago. The first of the fossil specimens…