Paleontologists in Germany have described a never-before-seen species of Jurassic marine reptile from 183 million years ago.

Think about the Loch Ness Monster, for example. How many times have you seen images or drawings showing a beastie poking its ...

The team described the sea monster in a paper published Monday (Oct. 30) in the journal Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History.

Marine researchers on a mission to record life hidden in the world’s oceans have reported they found about 100 potential new species — including one mystery starlike creature. The expedition ...