A species of giant panda lived in eastern Europe 6 million years ago, according to scientists who studied the animal’s fossilized teeth. The discovery came from forgotten fossilized teeth, originally ...
In the late 1970s in northwestern Bulgaria, paleontologists found two obsidian-black teeth, one curved upper canine, and one upper pre-molar. Throughout the 1980s, paleontologist Ivan Nikolov ...
While studying fossils of an ancient panda relative at the Hammerschmiede site in Allgäu, Germany, researchers discovered that these early bears had a much more diverse diet than their bamboo-loving ...
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Today, giant pandas exist in a category all on their own. But a new study indicates that pandas are a part of what was once a flourishing collection of even larger bears. The research was conducted by ...
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