Buried for 209 million years, a tiny flying reptile and its ancient neighbors just emerged from Arizona’s Triassic past.

The Wonderful Paleo Art of Heinrich Harder – Prehistoric animal Illustrations used in the 1914 book Tierwanderungen in der Urwelt. Left to right: Mesohippus, Neohipparion, Eohippus, Equus scotti and ...

Millions of years ago, some crocodiles didn’t just lurk in the water—they ran on land like horses. These prehistoric crocs, known as Terrestrisuchus and other land-dwelling species, had long ...

The horse was just three months old when it died during the late Palaeolithic period, approximately 40,000-years-ago. “This is the first find in the world of a pre-historic horse of such a young age ...

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It’s only May, and Men I Trust have dropped their second new album of 2025. Less than two months after sharing Equus Asinus, the Canadian indie pop trio have released the follow-up to the two ...

An Equus Capital Partners affiliate has acquired Jacobs Woods, a 230-unit luxury apartment community located in Lansdale, Pa., a suburb of Philadelphia. The property was acquired for $73.1 million ...

Equus expects to invest another $6 million into renovating Jacobs Woods, which is 98% occupied. City housing authority pays $76M for Germantown apartment portfolio City pays $51M for West Philly ...

The cover of the most recent album by Canadian indie band Men I Trust, “Equus Asinus,” is a photograph of a slow domestic scene. A shirtless man in large, wire-framed glasses and khaki shorts ...

Equus Asinus is Men I Trust's first new full-length since 2021's Untourable Album. The cover art for the new album is shot by the veteran photojournalist Donna Ferrato.

But there's nothing like a mustang to appreciate the deepest, prehistoric qualities of the genus Equus. That part of the Thorpedo Anna package they call a grizzly?

Divers exploring a sinkhole in the Steinhatchee River in Florida uncovered 552 fossils of prehistoric animals dating back 500,000 years.