Fossilized Poop Shows Some Herbivorous Dinosaurs Loved a Good Crab Dinner
What were thought to be exclusively plant-eating dinosaurs also sometimes munched on prehistoric crabs, a new study suggests.
What were thought to be exclusively plant-eating dinosaurs also sometimes munched on prehistoric crabs, a new study suggests.
The American Museum of Natural History’s newest offering is a roving opera inside the institution’s famous dinosaur wing.
"As soon as (we) uncovered it and realized this was a horn of a triceratops and not just another leg bone or part of a hip, it made the site really exciting."
As The Field Museum welcomes a new titanosaur, SUE’s getting a new look and new digs.
Paleoart: Visions of the Prehistoric Past explores the first 160 years of illustrating extinct species.
The tentacled behemoth last inhabited Australia 65 million years ago.
The name Borealopelta markmitchelli honors the man who spent more than five years revealing, bit by bit, the amazing creature encased in stone.
In the 24 years since the original 'Jurassic Park' was released, what we know about dinosaurs has changed a lot. Here's some of the new research that may change how you imagine these ancient animals.
SUE the T. rex and the Merriam-Webster dictionary were both feeling feisty.
The as-yet-unnamed nodosaur was so well preserved that it “might have been walking around a couple of weeks ago.”
There is no ankylosaurus, only Zuul.
Godzilla isn't real and dinos are long gone, so styling their vocal performance can be a tricky task.
See who your neighbors would have been 100 million years ago.
Scientists examining fossilized embryos say the little tykes may have spent as much as half a year curled up in their eggs.
Putting 1400 balloons together is a race against time.
Paleontologists found part of a young dinosaur's fluffy tail beautifully preserved in a drop of amber.
A plain-looking pebble seems to have concealed a very special filling.
Finding a T. rex skull in such pristine condition is incredibly rare.
Like many of us, Randy Knol enjoyed playing with toy dinosaurs as a kid. He received a Flintstones playset from his grandfather as a Christmas present in the 1960s, and his collection of prehistoric figurines has been growing ever since.
Tina the T.rex can tell children all about her size, diet, and where she lived millions of years ago.
Scientists say Tyrannosaurus rex and the newly discovered species Gualicho shinyae developed their absurd forelimbs independent of one another.