A rare coelacanth was accidentally caught near the Comoros, raising new concerns for one of the world's oldest fish lineages.

It is believed the creature had lain undiscovered for more than 320,000,000 years.

A remarkably preserved skull bone from a 320-million-year-old coelacanth, one of Earth's rarest prehistoric fish, has been ...

Some animals once believed extinct have stunned scientists by reappearing decades, centuries, or even millions of years after vanishing from the fossil record or disappearing from human observation.

A member of the Yorkshire Geological Society has found the fossilised skull bone of a coelacanth in Roundhay Park – the ...

THE remains of a “very rare” 320million-year-old fish have been discovered at a UK beauty spot. The fossil of the coelacanth ...

The fossilised remains of a fascinating 320-million-year-old fish once thought to be extinct have been unearthed at a popular ...

Fossil of a 320-million-year-old fish unearthed at Leeds beauty spot ...

Travel through millions of years of evolution as you discover southern Africa's living fossils, including cycads, coelacanths ...

SCOTT COUNTY, MINN. (Valley News Live) - A 7-year-old Northfield boy has landed a prehistoric prize on the Minnesota River. Isaac Richert set a new Minnesota catch-and-release state record for ...

Two Danish coastal cliffs where paleontologists have uncovered 55-million-year-old fossils of prehistoric wildlife are likely ...

More than 2,000 volunteers are helping Polish scientists restore a Mastodonsaurus skeleton. This massive amphibian was an ...