Ancient crocodile: The machine of destruction is more scary than dinosaurs
Giant prehistoric crocodiles have a large body like trucks, followed by long legs that allow them to run many times faster than their modern descendants.
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Giant prehistoric crocodiles have a large body like trucks, followed by long legs that allow them to run many times faster than their modern descendants.
The germ of a disease that still exists in society today has been found in the fossil of a platypus dinosaur 66 million years old.
Scientists on Monday announced the discovery of an unknown species of typhoid that lived in the North American Plain 80 million years ago.
New research shows that death asteroids kill dinosaurs and 75% of species gave another life form a chance to explode, changing the face of the planet.
Fossil hunters had to use a strong horse to pull the monster's thigh bone from the 150 million-year-old grave in Utah State Park.
A 155 million-year-old fossil in Utah reveals a bipedal carnivore that once inhabited western North America.
An ancient creature with a dinosaur-like head and body, wide wings, raven feathers and a phoenix-like long tail that once fluttered our continent.
The tireless efforts of Australian firefighters to save the world's only natural forest are home to the rare Wollemi pine from devastating wildfires in the state of New…
The fossil record found in May 2012 challenged the notion that all dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago.
A 50-year-old controversial mystery about a prehistoric monster named Nanotyrannus, a hybrid of Tyrannosaurus Tyrannosaurus, has been deciphered.
Scientists have unearthed an amber containing feathers of dinosaurs along with many ancient lice nearly 99 million years ago.
Mankind has the ambition to conquer and domesticate wild animals, but if flying dinosaurs aren't extinct, can humans tame them into mounts?
Self-moving rocks can appear hundreds of millions of years ago, sliding on the surface when the ice melted in the early Jurassic.
Archaeologists have discovered the oldest hairy dinosaurs on Earth, living in North America and about 150 million years ago.