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Nautilus is a different kind of science magazine. Our stories take you into the depths of science and spotlight its ripples in our lives and cultures.

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nautil.us > how-did-birds-outlive-the-other-dinosaurs-1284920

How Did Birds Outlive the Other Dinosaurs?

4+ day, 14+ hour ago   (257+ words) A preserved feather provides some essential clues 10:00 AM CDT on September 10, 2026 Paleontologists from the U.S. and China formed a hypothesis based on a fossilized poop, or coprolite, from a theropod dinosaur, found in Montana. Inside the poop were tiny, perfectly preserved…...


nautil.us > listen-in-on-the-sounds-of-a-jurassic-period-forest-1284593

Listen in on the Sounds of a Jurassic Period Forest

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (194+ words) Behold the call of the katydid 3:00 PM CDT on August 28, 2026 Do you want to hear what the insects in a Jurassic forest in Mongolia sounded like? Obviously, there were no recording devices, let alone humans, 165 million years ago, but there…...


nautil.us > small-iguanodon-fossil-sheds-light-on-dino-diversity-1284182

Small Iguanodon Fossil Sheds Light on Dino Diversity

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (180+ words) It lived in Japan long before Japan was an island 7:00 AM CDT on August 25, 2026 According to their analysis, the bone is the right half of the dinosaur’s sternum. Comparing its physical characteristics to other species, they determined the iguanodon it…...