Animals carry jaws that can crush dinosaurs
Didelphodon vorax is the largest marsupial in the Cretaceous with strong jaws that can crush prey, including dinosaurs.
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Didelphodon vorax is the largest marsupial in the Cretaceous with strong jaws that can crush prey, including dinosaurs.
On July 23, scientists have discovered fossils of four-legged snake species in Brazil, the only specimen to date, sparking the assumption that the ancestors of reptiles…
A new study shows that ancient giant alligators hunted dinosaur prey and killed them by spinning and tearing.
Thylacosmilus atrox, a predator, has an extremely scary appearance, but in fact its bite is weaker than a cat.
The small flying dinosaur named Microraptor is considered one
Their killer instincts are so scary that this creature is compared to the most famous killer of all time: the T-Rex dinosaur.
Scientists have found the largest cheetah species 'blood punch killer' (Acinonyx jubatus) dating back to 1.8 million years, living near ancient people in Dmanisi, Georgi…
A cat-sized, three-footed creature that once existed on Earth first appeared about 250 million years ago and can evolve into a tyrant, bird of prey Velociraptor
An international study showed that the Andalgalornis killed prey by using a large skull and a beak like a small ax.
Researchers have discovered fossilized remains of an ancient whale with scary large teeth.
Chinese and American archaeologists have discovered the world's most ancient vestiges of the Deinonychus dinosaur.
On December 21, archaeologists announced the fossil discovery of a new carnivorous dinosaur in northern China.
The bloody battle between two giant animals is often the result of fatal wounds for both.
The most powerful bite of all time is the possession of the prehistoric giant shark Megalodon. Its biting makes T. T. Rex dreadful.
The familiar image of carnivorous predators rushing into prey is actually fiction, a new study reveals. Computer models show that this horrifying dinosaur is actually ju…