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 dinosaur eating Galeamopus pabsti grass can use its tail to chase dangerous meat-eating dinosaurs.
Finding embryos inside dinosaur eggs is a faster step with the creation of hybrid embryos between dinosaurs and chickens.
The amber contains dinosaur tails with covered feathers discovered at a market in Myanmar, believed to belong to a small dinosaur that lived 99 million years ago.
The impressive dead posture stored in the fossil record from 66 million years ago shows the slow and painful death of the dinosaur in the mud pit.
This embryo is not entirely a dinosaur but is actually a hybrid between T-Rex and chicken.
Archaeologists say they have discovered a new dinosaur in Australia. They have wide hips, long necks, walk on four feet, eat grass and are half the length of a basketbal…
On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.
Brazilian scientists have discovered fossils of unprecedented large dinosaurs with a body length of up to 25m.
Chinese Pssittacosaurus dinosaur appeared 133 million years ago with the ability to camouflage with anti-shading techniques on skin to avoid predators.
67 million years ago, a dinosaur died and turned into fossils, causing a controversy over recent years.
On July 13, Argentine scientists announced that they discovered fossils of a carnivorous dinosaur, up to 6 meters tall, who lived 90 million years ago in Patagonia, sout…
With these strange features, this new dinosaur makes archaeologists wonder about the use of that surplus.
Archaeologists have excavated fossils of new grass-eating dinosaurs in the Cretaceous Period.