Unlike typical stone forests, its base is entirely composed of ancient sea creature fossils. The various mottled protrusions attached to the rocks are ancient marine biota, such as sponges, dating ...

The team at Fossils Galore will now preserve and clean the fossils. Mr Jordan said the creature would have resembled a dolphin with a long snout, and would have eaten smaller sea animals.

New research by Dr. Bicknell and colleagues, published Saturday in the journal Gondwana Research and relying on Australian fossils, reveals that the biggest sea scorpions were capable of crossing ...

A rare fossilized reef limestone forest with a diverse collection of sea creature fossils was discovered recently in Lichuan, Enshi Tujia and Miao autonomous prefecture in Hubei province. [Photo ...

Shell and Equinor have announced plans to merge their offshore oil and gas assets in the North Sea, forming a new company with 1,300 employees. The Aberdeen-based firm will be the largest oil and ...

Shell has launched a sale process for its 30% stake in the Cambo oil prospect in the British North Sea, potentially paving the way for the field's controversial development, industry sources said ...

Shell predicted the move could "enhance" the longevity of UK oil and gas jobs. It employs about 1,000 people in oil and gas roles in the UK, while Equinor employs about 300 people in similar jobs.

Their shell is usually a flat spiral shape. ... Good places to find sea urchin fossils: pebbly beaches in southern and eastern England, particularly those near chalk cliffs. Common in rocks aged: 201 ...

A green sea turtle is improving after being found stranded on a North Carolina beach with over 1 ½ pounds of barnacles and other organisms on its shell, seashore officials announced over the weekend.

Oil giant Shell has cut its plans for North Sea exploration, blaming Chancellor Gordon Brown's tax hikes for the move. The company had planned to hire three drilling rigs, but has decided to reduce ...

Ancient fossils have shed new light on a type of sea worm linking it to the time of an evolutionary explosion that gave rise to modern animal life. Researchers at Durham University, UK, and ...

A long time ago, in the sea at what's now Morocco, a beast of an animal -- a mosasaur -- ruled the waters. Not a dinosaur, it was a marine lizard, and it would eat its prey and spit out the bones.