Fossil discovered the largest flying animal ever lived on Earth
Fossils of a newly discovered dinosaur with a wider wingspan than a bus in London are one of the largest flying animals ever on Earth.
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Fossils of a newly discovered dinosaur with a wider wingspan than a bus in London are one of the largest flying animals ever on Earth.
Fossils dating to about 168 million years old were excavated by scientists recently.
In the age of the Stegizards dinosaur group, the world was divided into two supercontinent: Laurasia and Gondwana.
Scientists have discovered the mystery of the spectacular molting hundreds of millions of years ago of the Earth, helping a series of super-large dinosaurs to be born.
The newly released video has partly revealed the devastating destruction on Earth that dinosaurs encountered after a meteorite disaster 66 million years ago.
What are the common points of giant creatures like dinosaurs, mammoths, and dodo birds? They are extinct. But what about the world if one day these animals ... revive?
A new dinosaur has been discovered, after being mistakenly identified and kept in a museum collection for several decades.
A much larger femur bone than an adult man and weighs half a ton could belong to a super-sized monster but ... very gentle.
A young Chinese boy found a dinosaur egg from the extremely rare Cretaceous period on the banks of the Dong Giang River.
A University of California student has just made a discovery to life, when he found the skull of a Triceratop dinosaur that lived about 65 million years ago.
Paleontologists call this new animal nicknamed Lori.
This new species is one of the most primitive duck-billed dinosaurs.
The fossil skeleton of the extremely well-preserved new dinosaur is dated back to the end of the Triassic period.
The number of sturgeon, living animals and the dinosaurs that once dominated the river system in the United States, has risen again after a long period of over-hunting a…
Intact lizard corpses in fossils found in Liaoning, China, reveal the habit of swallowing the prey of ancient 4-wing dinosaurs.