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Dinosaurs
It isn't hard to imagine the world full of dinosaurs, even though these extinct animals haven't walked the earth for millions of years. Learn all about dinosaurs, including early dinosaur discoveries, dinosaur fossils, and dinosaur extinction.
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Spinosaurus Was a Lousy Swimmer, Study Says
The villainous dinosaur from 'Jurassic Park' probably never had an affinity for water.
Who Owns the Rights to a Dinosaur Skeleton?
Someone just paid $2.36 million to take home an exquisite dinosaur skeleton. The sale has added to the growing scientific anxiety about the commodification of precious, irreplaceable fossils.
Today’s Birds Likely Evolved from Ground-Dwelling Feathered Dinosaurs
New research suggests the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs probably burned Earth's forests, requiring modern birds' common ancestors to live on the ground.
Possible 'Baby' T. Rex Enters Dinosaurian Debate
University of Kansas paleontologists are comparing the bones of a new T. rex to determine if they've got a juvenile Tyrannosaurus or a mature Nanotyrannus on their hands.
Rare Egyptian Fossil Find Holds Clues About African Dinosaur Migration
Could this exciting find help bridge the gaps between Africa's late Cretaceous fossil record and that of other continents?
Scientists Unearth Another Archaeopteryx, an 'Icon of Evolution'
The fossilized find provides us with another example of the oldest bird species we know of.
Nearly Complete Tyrannosaur Skeleton Found in Utah
The American Southwest was once prime tyrannosaur country, as a newfound skeleton reminds us.
Velociraptors Likely Hunted Solo, Despite Pop Culture Depiction
Scientists are at odds about whether Velociraptors worked together to take down their prey.
Why Did the T. Rex Have Such Puny Arms?
Tyrannosaurus rex was a giant predator that roamed the earth, so why did it have such tiny arms?
Why Won't Hollywood Depict Dinosaurs With Feathers?
Scientists generally agree that dinosaurs sported colorful, feather-like plumage. So do moviemakers lack imagination, or do audiences?
World's Largest Dinosaur Footprints Discovered in Australia
The colossal footprints of an herbivorous dinosaur found in western Australia might belong to the biggest dinosaur ever.
Dinosaur Eggs Took Months to Hatch, Perhaps Contributing to Dino Doom
Based on some baby dinosaur teeth, scientists have figured out just how long dinosaur eggs incubated. (The answer? Long. Too long.)
Scientists Discover First Dinosaur Tail Preserved in Amber
And, to top it all off, it's got feathers on it.
Tiny Flying Pterosaur Find Reshapes Our Image of Prehistoric Skies
A recent discovery of the partial skeleton of a small pterosaur calls into question whether flying reptiles of the Late Cretaceous were all humongous.
New Dinosaur Species Sported Uniquely Spiked Shield
Spiclypeus shipporum was a dinosaur that roamed Montana 76 million years ago, and its unique horn structures set it apart from other horned dinos.
Nutritious Dino Poop Greased the Wheels for Dung Beetle Evolution
Nature is one big interconnected system. Learn how flowers and dinosaurs helped the dung beetle appear on the planet.
Baby Titanosaurs Hatched With Adult Proportions, Still Pretty Darn Cute
A new analysis of Rapetosaurus fossils can shed light on how certain dinosaurs socialized and evolved.
Discovery of Horse-sized Dinosaur Sheds Light on T. Rex Evolution
The new dino discovery of Timurlengia euotica in Uzbekistan shows that Tyrannosaurus rex ancestors evolved smarts before they got large and took charge.
Meet Dracoraptor, the 200 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Just Discovered in Wales
Amateur fossil hunters discovered a new carnivorous dinosaur called Dracoraptor hanigani on the beaches of Wales.
The Dinosaur Egg: That’s What Came Before the Chicken
Eggs are trickier than you might think.
Were iguanodon's thumbs murder weapons?
Iguanodon continues to perplex us. Across the vastness of evolutionary time, she gives us a double thumbs-up. We just don't know if we should run or throw her a ripe mango.
Could you really outrun a Tyrannosaurus rex?
OK, hop in your time machine and go back 67 million years or so to the Cretaceous period. Then find a Tyrannosaurus rex and challenge it to a race. Sounds crazy, huh? Could you really outrun a Tyrannosaurus rex?
Dinosaur Encyclopedia
It isn't hard to imagine this scene even though dinosaurs haven't walked the earth for millions of years. Dinosaurs have captured our imaginations. These dinosaur articles have been written to lead you into the exciting world of dinosaur research and back to the "Age of Dinosaurs."
Allosaurus
Allosaurus was the most powerful, fearsome is and deadly dinosaur of the Late Jurassic. Until the Tyrannosaurus appeared this dinosaur was the largest predator to roam the Earth.
Apatosaurus
Apatosaurus is perhaps one of the most famous dinosaurs because of the size of the animal. A fully grown Apatosaurus could reach up to 70 feet in length. The size of this dinosaur is what earned it the nickname "thunder lizard."
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