The study concludes that the amber was originally formed as resin in coastal forests. During massive tsunami events, entire ...

A new study highlights the potential of amber fossils to capture evidence of powerful, prehistoric ocean waves ...

Japanese geologists have linked ancient amber layers on the seafloor to a massive landslide-triggered tsunami during the age ...

Paleontologists discovered the oldest ant species on the planet, 113 million years old and with scythe-shaped jaws.

Tiny chunks of 115-million-year-old Japanese amber reveal a massive dinosaur-era tsunami hidden beneath the waves.

Amber, which is fossilized tree resin — a fluid produced by trees — can also be transported to the ocean when a tsunami ...

Recent scientific research uncovered evidence of a tsunami that occurred over 100 million years ago in northern Japan. Amber ...

Amber deposits found in ancient deep-sea sediment may represent one of the oldest records to date of a tsunami, suggests ...

The researchers suggested the amber had likely been swept into the ocean by one or more tsunamis, with little contact with ...

Tiny chunks of tree amber dating back to the age of the dinosaurs have revealed evidence of an ancient tsunami […] ...

The researchers stumbled upon the amber—fossilized tree resin—by chance while collecting rocks from a sand mine in Hokkaido, an island in northern Japan. The deposit would have been on the ...