Discovered a giant dinosaur skeleton that has a lifespan of 70 million years
The fossil is believed to be the remains of a sauropod dinosaur, a member of the giant herbivores that live on our planet millions of years ago.
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The fossil is believed to be the remains of a sauropod dinosaur, a member of the giant herbivores that live on our planet millions of years ago.
According to local newspaper Zhezhong News, the giant eggs were discovered by a team of excavation workers in Nghia O town last Thursday.
A new fossil was described, almost a meter wide, probably belonging to a lizard foot dinosaur.
According to a reporter in Buenos Aires, the fossil was named Ingenia Prima by researchers, three times larger than the fossilized size of the biggest dinosaurs in the T…
Scientists found dandruff between the feathers of the fossil dinosaur microraptor 4 wings, the Independent on 27/5 reported.
Archaeologists discovered a large amount of dinosaur eggs buried underground hundreds of millions of years ago.
Korean scientists have discovered an unprecedented large piece of fossilized skin of a lizard-like dinosaur that lived in the early Cretaceous period, or Cretaceous peri…
Scientists in eastern China have discovered a whole new set of fossil dinosaur eggs.
This skeleton is the largest dinosaur bone fossil ever discovered in Japan.
A dinosaur fossil was discovered in Alberta, Canada in 2011 and will be shown to the public recently.
Fossils of 70 million year old dinosaur eggs were discovered at a construction site in southeast China.
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 small and sharp teeth of the Limusaurus dinosaur, which lived in northwestern China 160 million years ago, disappeared when they mature.
According to Fox news, a brown stone found on the coast a decade ago was exactly the fossil brain of dinosaurs, living about 133 million years ago.
On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.