Dinosaur 'Ollie' From Outback Queensland Site Confirmed as Australia's Tiniest Sauropod

Medicine & Technology Apr 19, 2022

Experts confirmed that the Ollie is indeed the smallest dinosaur even discovered in Australia. Read more about the plant-eating dinosaur.

Dinosaur Leg Ripped Off by Chicxulub Space Rock Discovered in North Dakota

Apr 08, 2022

A newly-discovered dinosaur leg, possibly of Thescelosaurus, is theorized to have detached during the Chicxulub impact. Read more about the details of the leg and other findings from North Dakota's 'Tanis' site.

New Dinosaur Footprints 129 Million Years Ago Unearthed in Spain Revealing Injured Theropod Foot

Apr 07, 2022

A collection of tracks discovered at the Las Hoyas site showed one of the dinosaur's feet damaged. Read on about the details of this new paleontological find, and how it could help future studies of dinosaur tracks hidden around the world.

Well-Preserved Fossils of Flying Reptile Found in Rare Ancient Cemetery in Chile

Apr 07, 2022

Scientists discovered the remains of flying reptiles in an ancient cemetery in Chile's Atacama Desert. Continue reading to know the details.

Prehistoric Life in Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness and How it Became Sands and Stones Today

Apr 04, 2022

The Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness we see today is not what it is in prehistory. Check out how it formed to its current terrain and the beasts that first resided in the place.

Why Did T. Rex Have Small Arms? Shorter Forelimbs May Have Saved Them During Feeding Frenzies, Study Claims

Apr 01, 2022

An American paleontologist presented a theory as to why T. rex have short arms. Read and learn how they evolved into having shorter forelimbs.

Giant 10-Ft Camels Hunted by Archaic Humans for Food Before They Got Extinct 27,000 Years Ago, Study Says

Mar 29, 2022

Experts studied fossilized giant camels in Mongolia which showed signs of butchery by humans. Find out how and why humans hunt the species.

30-Million-Year-Old Baltic Amber Reveals First Adult Lacewing That Looks Like Praying Mantis

Mar 28, 2022

The study of a 30-million-year-old lacewing fossil reveals important insights into the morphology of these insects. Read this article to learn more about it.

How the Most Diverse Assemblage of Cambrian Organisms Dwelt in China's River Delta over 500 Million Years Ago

Mar 24, 2022

The Chengjiang Biota is the oldest and most diverse assemblage of the first bilaterian animals. Read on to find out how these symmetrical animal ancestors adapted to the stressful environment of early Earth more than 500 million years ago.

60Ft Spinosaurus Had Dense Bones Like Penguins That May Have Allowed Them to Hunt Underwater

Mar 24, 2022

How spinosaurus hunted its prey has been a topic of debate for years. Check out this new study that offers an answer to the never-ending dispute.

Watch Time-Lapse Video of Constructing the Most Complete Triceratops Skeleton Displayed in Melbourne Museum

Mar 21, 2022

Horridus holds the most complete bone collection above all Triceratops ever discovered. See more about the video presenting the dinosaur's reconstruction.

55-Ft Long Ancient Marine Monster With Razor-Sharp Teeth Discovered, Ancient Sea Creature Unlike Present Gentle Whales

Mar 18, 2022

Analysis of a well-preserved skull of an ancient whale reveals it has sharp teeth to feed on sharks, tuna, and other fish. Read more about it in this article.

Earliest Well Preserved Spiked Armor Dinosaur Remains Discovered in China; New Thyreophora Specie Had Unique Skull, Lived 192 Million Years Ago

Mar 16, 2022

Check out this new dinosaur species with spiked armor that was found in China. The well-preserved species is believed to have lived during the Early Jurassic period.

New Saber-Tooth Species With Specialized Teeth For Tearing Off Flesh Discovered, Will Shed Light on the Evolution of Carnivorous Mammals

Mar 15, 2022

Paleontologists discovered a new saber-tooth species with huge upper teeth specialized for slicing flesh. Read this article to learn more.

First-Ever Lineage of Softshell Turtles That Coexisted with Triceratops and T.rex Unearthed

Mar 12, 2022

Softshell turtles had been around Earth's biodiversity for millions of years. Read on to know more about the discovery of their first-ever ancestor that lived among the dinosaurs.