Meteors do not destroy all dinosaurs
US scientists have found evidence that dinosaurs continue to live another 300,000 years after an asteroid hit the earth.
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US scientists have found evidence that dinosaurs continue to live another 300,000 years after an asteroid hit the earth.
A hypothesis has long been accepted that the Chicxulub crater, which holds the focal point for the dinosaur disappearance, along with about 65% of other species from 65…
You've heard of the spectacle: 65 million years ago, a large meteor hit the earth, causing volcanoes, smoke and dust to fill the space, and then the dinosaurs disappeare…
According to a new study published, like today's teenagers, baby dinosaurs often gather together. And similarly, they also gather in places where they should not come.
Archaeologists have discovered traces of a rabbit-sized dinosaur.
Chinese archaeologists have recently discovered in the west of Liaoning province a kind of earliest dinosaur, named Tian Yu Confucius Dinosaur.
So far, triceratops have been given unusual animals among their cousins ceratopids.
Researchers have recently unearthed 95 million-year-old dinosaurs, sharks, other prehistoric monsters and their excrements in Arlington - one of Texas' largest cities.
The world's largest dinosaur fossil site has just been discovered in Shandong Province, Eastern China.
US scientists have discovered more evidence that volcanic activity may have destroyed all dinosaurs on earth.
A recent study found that scientists' knowledge of dinosaur evolution is complete.
Karl Bates and colleagues from the group of mechanical and paleontological researchers have recently recreated the bodies of five dinosaurs.
New American paleontologists and geologists found a place to store thousands of dinosaur footprints in the area between Arizona and Utah.
A group of scientists from London, Cambridge and Chicago recognized and described one of the smallest dinosaur skulls ever discovered.
An American scientist has found the skull of an omnivorous dinosaur that lived about 190 million years ago.