Bird-like Dinosaurs 'Troodons' Laid Eggs in Shared Nest 74 Million Years Ago, Study Says

Medicine & Technology Apr 03, 2023

Troodons were uniquely able to self-regulate their temperatures, which is why they could brood eggs in a nest. Read to learn more.

Jurassic Park Is Wrong: T.Rex Actually Had Lips Like a Lizard, New Study Reveals

Mar 31, 2023

Unlike their typical sharp-teeth depictions, the T. Rex actually had lizard-like lips that may have been more similar to a Komodo dragon. Read to learn more.

Ancient Trilobite Had a Hidden Third Eye on Their Foreheads; What Were These Prehistoric Creatures?

Mar 21, 2023

Various trilobites could have had more than one hidden median eye. Read to learn more.

Longest Dinosaur Neck Could Have Been 15 Meters Long; Why Did Sauropods Have This Unique Feature?

Mar 21, 2023

This long neck length of 15.1 meters is six times the length of a giraffe's neck. Read to learn more.

Huge 'Lord of the Rings' Extinct Eagle Had 12-Inch Talon and 10-Foot Wingspan; Giant Bird Could Have Been Big Enough to Snatch Hobbit-Sized Prey

Mar 21, 2023

Only two eagle species are known to be bigger than this huge extinct eagle. Read to learn more.

Dinosaur Sounds? Fossilized Voice Box Suggests That These Creatures Had a More Melodious, Subtle Vocal Range Than Previously Thought

Mar 16, 2023

Recent analyses of a dinosaur's fossilized voice box revealed that the creature may have been capable of making birdlike sounds. Read to learn more.

Hollow Dinosaur Bones Show That These Creatures Evolved Thrice, Demonstrating Possible Convergent Evolution

Mar 13, 2023

Some earlier dinosaurs did not have hollow bones, which suggests that the air sacs within dinosaur bones may have independently evolved. Read to learn more.

Giant Insect From Jurassic Era Found in Walmart Opens Deeper Ecological Questions

Mar 03, 2023

The identity of an insect of giant lacewing discovered outside a Walmart in 2012 is finally identified in a new study. Read the article to learn more.

Prehistoric Sea Monster That Once Roamed Cleveland Waters May Have Been Shorter, Chunkier Than Previously Thought

Mar 03, 2023

A Case Western Reserve University doctoral student uses new mathematics to discover shrinking and chunky features of Devonian Period animals, including Cleveland's prehistoric sea monster. Read the article to learn more.

Ancient 3D Star-shaped Fossil Still Baffles Scientists a Century After Its Discovery, Might Not Be Left by a Living Thing After All

Feb 27, 2023

The unknown star-shaped fossil was found in a 500-million-year-old bedrock, and some scientists believe it might not be left by a living thing. Read the article to find out more.

Bone Analysis Uncover Developmental Strategies Underlying the Size of Non-Avian Dinosaurs

Feb 24, 2023

Scientists discovered through bone examination that there was no relationship between the growth rate and body size of dinosaurs. Read the article to learn more.

Oldest-known Caecilian Fossils Fill a Historical Gap in the Historical Record of the Amphibian-like Animal

Feb 15, 2023

Paleontologists have uncovered the first 'unmistakable' Triassic-era caecilian fossils, expanding the record of this tiny burrowing mammal by around 35 million years. Read the article to learn more details.

How Heavy Is the Largest Penguin Ever Discovered? Fossils Show It Weighed 340 Pounds

Feb 08, 2023

This recently discovered penguin species has been dubeed the largest penguin ever discovered. Read to know more.

World's Biggest Dinosaur Arrives in UK Museum: 115-Feet-Long Titanosaur Is Thrice the Size of T.Rex

Feb 07, 2023

The world's biggest dinosaur will soon be showcased in a special March exhibition. Read to know more.

Early Bird Fossils Reveal Mysteries About 'Paleontology Hotspot' Jehol Biota; Why Is This Ancient Ecosystem Important?

Feb 05, 2023

Researchers examine early bird fossils that shed light on paleontology hotspot Jehol Biota and mysteries surrounding preservation. Read to know more.