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Harvard researchers have found the phenomenon that killed 86% of Earth's creatures and created the fearsome dinosaurs, pterosaurs, scorpions... to take its place. That's…
Dinosaurs were able to take over the planet and dominate all species thanks to this special ability that gave them an advantage.
In a new paper in the journal Nature, scientists reveal a new way to study the metabolic rate of dinosaurs using clues in their bones.
The image of a monster with 5-color fur quite flamboyant has just been published by the Hokkaido University Museum - Japan.
A tiny fragment of an asteroid that hit Earth 66 million years ago may be in the amber at the Tanis fossil site in the Hell Creek Formation in North Dakota.
New research shows that it is the unbelievable monstrous characteristics of fossilized snakehead skeletons that have helped it become the haunt of an ocean of monsters t…
New research reveals that ancient flying reptiles - pterosaurs - had feathers and could manipulate their feather color to attract mates or stay cool.
A 70-million-year-old fossil unearthed in southern Argentina reveals previously unknown giant predatory dinosaurs.
The fierce battle with the opponent caused Big John, the largest 3-horned dinosaur specimen ever found, to have a keyhole-shaped puncture in the frill.
Thanks to their special body structure and diverse food, cockroaches have survived many disasters and harsh conditions that have brought other creatures to extinction.
New research suggests that the T-rex's short arms were an evolutionary way to reduce their risk of injury when hunting.
Brachiosaurus is one of the tallest and largest dinosaurs yet found. It has a long neck, small head, and relatively short, thick tail.
The 67-million-year-old triceratops specimen from Montana astounds researchers with 266 bone fragments preserved to date.
Fossils in Yunnan, China reveal a never-before-seen armored dinosaur that lived 179 - 192 million years ago.
Chinese and British paleontologists have identified a new species of dinosaur from the genus Stegosaur in China.