'Wide and Flat-Headed' Transylvanosaurus, New Species of Herbivore Dinosaur, Lived in Transylvania 70 Million Years Ago

Medicine & Technology Dec 26, 2022

Read on to know more about the new discovered species of dinosaurs in Transylvania!

Possibly the Oldest Stegosaur With Tiny Head, Long Tail Spikes Discovered in China

Mar 05, 2022

A new species of stegosaur was discovered in China. Read to find what experts found in this unique dinosaur.

Dinosaur With Broken Wrist Discovered in Russia 68 Million Years Ago Provide Insights on Prehistoric Accident

Mar 03, 2022

Russia was discovered with a wrist from a hadrosaur Amurosaurus riabinini. Check out how the piece of bone gave a glimpse to accidents in the prehistoric times.

Dinosaur Species Belonging to the Famous Iguanodon Group Found in the Isle of Wight; Uniqueness of Feature Identified in Teeth Count

Nov 17, 2021

A team of researchers, in collaboration with the Natural History Museum recently discovered new dinosaur species and genus which they described to have originated on the Isle of Wight.

Dinosaur Fossil in Australia First Thought as Giant Carnivore Confirmed Today as Herbivore

Oct 22, 2021

A new study corrected the initial findings from Australia's huge fossil footprint first thought of as a predatory meat-eating dinosaur that turned out to be a herbivore species.

Some Ancient Crocs may have been Herbivores and Insectivores

Jul 08, 2019

New research suggests that the ancestors of these reptiles may have been vegetarians at some point of their evolutionary history.

More than Meets the Eye—T Rex Relative Was Herbivore Instead

Apr 27, 2015

In the world of dinosaurs, not everything was as it seems. The most advantageous appendages may have just been for show-and-tell, to ward off unassuming predators, and some of the most evolutionarily superb tricks may never be revealed in the fossils we find today. And with the endless wonder of discovering an entirely unique world, unlike our own, paleontologists, like children, keep learning in the hopes of one day adding their own discovery into the dialogue. The only difference is that one of these differences was recently discovered in a new species of dinosaur related to the Tyrannosaurus rex, but this discovery really was made by a child—seven-year-old Diego Suárez.