Detecting giant crocodile fossils 6 meters long
A new group of American researchers found fossils of a 6m-long, extinct giant crocodile in a coal mine in Colombia.
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A new group of American researchers found fossils of a 6m-long, extinct giant crocodile in a coal mine in Colombia.
The time when dinosaurs ruled the land, the sea lizard (mosasaur), a swimming reptile related to the modern Komodo dragon, dominated the sea.
According to the American Journal of Science on Aug. 11, American scientists have discovered fossils of a reptile living in prehistoric water.
Scientists at the University of London discovered in China that a female dinosaur has more than a dozen embryos growing well in the abdomen.
The archaeologists have just said the discovery of the nearly complete skeleton fossil of mother flying lizards and its eggs in China.
The oldest ancient flying reptile ever lived in the Sahara desert in Africa a few dozen million years ago.
Until now, scientists still believe that tyrannical dinosaurs only grow in the northern hemisphere ...
Hard feces like rock and strange bony bones help scientists reconstruct a 9m long prehistoric reptile: crocodile eating dinosaur meat.
Until now, the scientific community has not had an exact answer on the type of food of ancient reptile animals.
The new study says that about 85 million years ago, in the shallow waters of the ocean, a large group of white sharks vied for a giant reptile of the ancient plesiosaur.
Fossil hunter Kevan Sheehan, 40, recently found pieces of skull of a Pliosaur at the coast of Dorset County, England.
Reptile animals have changed the way of moving from ground-to-ground to perpendicular to the ground right after the end of the Permian extinction event, the largest exti…
The huge fossil skeleton size of the newly discovered sea monster in the Arctic shows, its bite is much more powerful than the tyrant dinosaur.
The fossil of a lizard-like New Zealand reptile has been identified by a team of scientists from UCL (University of London), University of Adelaide, and the Museum of Ze…
Even with the nickname of Tyrannosaurus, you are not necessarily safe from ancient flying reptiles. They can eat the newborn T. Rex and other small dinosaurs.