A new species of tube-nosed bat has been discovered in the protected forests of the…
Browsing: Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum, located in Toronto, Canada, is one of the largest and most renowned cultural institutions in North America. It serves as a dynamic hub of culture and history, showcasing a vast and varied collection that spans art, world culture, and natural history. With over six million items in its collections, the museum offers an extensive array of exhibits ranging from ancient artifacts to contemporary art. It’s particularly famous for its impressive galleries of dinosaurs, minerals and meteorites, Canadian and Indigenous history, and Middle Eastern and Asian art. The ROM’s striking architecture, featuring the modern Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, makes it a distinctive landmark and a focal point for tourists and researchers alike.
A newly uncovered 506-million-year-old creature called Mosura fentoni is rewriting the story of early ocean…
Research has revealed that the drying lake bed of the Great Salt Lake in Utah…
Exceptional fossils show how mandibulates were trapping prey in marine ecosystems 500 million years ago.…
505-million-year-old swimming jellyfish from the Burgess Shale highlights diversity in Cambrian ecosystem. The Royal Ontario…
Zuul shows that ankylosaurs may have also used their tail clubs for social dominance. Scientists…
An ancient radiodont predator with three eyes reveals key information about the evolution of the…
Royal Ontario Museum paleontologists unearth one of the largest radiodonts of the Cambrian explosion. Paleontologists…
Like many of today’s millennials, adolescent Sabre-Toothed Cats stayed with family longer than expected. A…
Royal Ontario Museum and McMaster University researchers diagnose osteosarcoma in a Centrosaurus apertus. A collaboration…
Study offers new insights into the powerful anticoagulants contained in the saliva of leeches most…
Scientists reveal solar system’s oldest molecular fluids could hold the key to early life. The…
Research of an Apollo 17 sample, led by the ROM, has revealed that the formation…
Two paleontologists working on the world-renowned Burgess Shale have revealed a new species, called Mollisonia…
Fossils found in the Middle Cambrian Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rockies reveal a strange…