A Biologist Explores Pilbara — Over 3.6 Billion Years Old And Home To The World’s Oldest Lifeforms

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A Biologist Explores Pilbara — Over 3.6 Billion Years Old And Home To The World’s Oldest Lifeforms

forbes.com/sites/scotttravers/2025/04/28/a-biologist-explores-pilbara---over-36-billion-years-old-and-home-to-the-worlds-oldest-lifeforms

Beneath Pilbara’s red earth lies a living archive, where billion-year-old rocks meet ancient microbes, and species found nowhere else continue to evolve.

This story appeared on forbes.com, 2025-04-28 12:05:41.