Flash floods buried dozens of dinosaurs in a prison pond
Ancient flash floods caused 75 dinosaurs to be buried in a prison pond and became a large fossil mine in the United States.
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Ancient flash floods caused 75 dinosaurs to be buried in a prison pond and became a large fossil mine in the United States.
A dinosaur fossil was discovered in Alberta, Canada in 2011 and will be shown to the public recently.
The giant tyrant dinosaur can crush prey bone thanks to the bite force and the pressure of the teeth is terribly strong, enough to crush three cars at the same time.
Scientists discovered fossils a giant reptile that dominates the ocean at the same time as dinosaurs.
Fossils of 70 million year old dinosaur eggs were discovered at a construction site in southeast China.
The giant dinosaur eating Galeamopus pabsti grass can use its tail to chase dangerous meat-eating dinosaurs.
In the early 1990s, scientists found in Henan Province (China) a hard-shelled dinosaur egg nest, above which had an unknown species of fossil embryo.
The newly discovered mace-like dinosaur is called the Ghostbusters because of the horns and thorns like monsters on its face.
Finding embryos inside dinosaur eggs is a faster step with the creation of hybrid embryos between dinosaurs and chickens.
Before the dinosaurs took over the Earth, their crocodile-like cousins walked in what is now Tanzania.
For over 100 years, the facts about dinosaurs have been widely known. However, a recent study questioned the need to rewrite the dinosaur family diagram because the scie…
The 1.75m long dinosaur footprint has just been discovered in the area believed to be
Paleontologist specializing in vertebrate animals John Fronimos at the University of Michigan (USA) introduced him to discover the unique structural characteristics of v…
In southwestern China, archaeologists have found fossils of an ancient long-lived marine species that lived millions of years ago.
Experts from the Canterbury Museum in New Zealand and the Senckenberg Institute in Frankfurt are currently studying the fossil skeleton believed to be the lower limb of…