Researchers in Spain have identified a gigantic, never-before-seen species of sauropod dinosaur from the Iberian Peninsula that roamed the earth about 122 million years ago. The dinosaur sto… Read More

You woke up one day and decided to jump to Google and search “What dinosaur has 500 teeth?” and turns out it has way more exciting content to read than you expected. A Nigersauru… Read More

When we think about dinosaurs, one of the first images that often springs to mind is that of a towering creature with an incredibly long neck. These “long-neck dinosaurs,” as the… Read More

A man from central Portugal made the discovery of many fossilized bone pieces in his yard back in 2017 when he was working on construction on the property. He contacted those in charge of th… Read More

Scientific American – September 2023 English | 112 pages | pdf | 26.18 MB Welcome at Scientific American Magazine September 2023 Issue Do you know someone who is a narcissist? You p… Read More

Photo by Creative Vix: https://www.pexels.com/photo/brown-dinosaur-9753/Why did some dinosaurs have such long necks? To reach the higher up vegetation, to get more low-lying vegetation, to e… Read More

Visit the California Academy of Sciences this summer to meetThe World's Largest Dinosaurs! This special exhibition, on view through January 14, 2024, explores the uniquely super-sized d… Read More

Paleontologists in Maryland have discovered what they’re calling the “best dinosaur site east of the Mississippi River.” The site, located in Laurel, Maryland, is yielding… Read More

Nestled at the edge of the city of Sucre lies a prehistoric treasure waiting to be discovered – Museum and Dinopark Cretácico de Cal Orck’o. This park offers a unique oppo… Read More

Science sauropods Why the dinosaurs were so big As of 11:04 a.m| Reading time: 2 minutes Characteristic of sauropods were their massive bodies and thick legs, as shown h… Read More

If we were to explore all of the mythological dragons, it might take some time to learn about the many kinds of dragons. However, they are really intriguing to read about, so it’s wort… Read More

     In 2001, paleontologists Kristina Curry Rogers and Catherine Forster found a single rib bone in Madagascar that was nearly 3 m (9.84 ft) long, roughly the length… Read More

Mother nature never ceases to amaze us. It’s a source of life for awe-inspiring creatures, from delicate to humongous, and everything in between. However, some of the latter might seem… Read More

An Earth-wide temperature boost set off the advancement of monster dinosaurs. A global group of scientistss, including LMU Teacher Oliver Rauhut, finds proof of quick environmental change qu… Read More

Dorset is home to many amazing and beautiful National Trust properties. Whether it’s historic stately homes, vast gardens, scenic beaches, or romantic ruins you’re after, you&rsq… Read More

About 25 years ago, researchers discovered the first dinosaur embryos in an enormous nesting ground of titanosaurian dinosaurs that lived about 80 million years ago in a place known as Auca… Read More

Ah, the good ol’ days when dinosaurs roamed the Earth! These giant reptiles had a varied diet, depending on their size and preferred food group. The sauropods and hadrosaurs were veggi… Read More

Calling all Jurassic Park lovers! Scientists are amazed after what might be the “largest dinosaur ever found” was discovered in Portugal in early August. According to a… Read More

A ginormous dinosaur fossil has been found in Portugal, and it may be the largest dinosaur ever found in Europe. Portuguese paleontologists have so far unearthed a huge rib cage, which t… Read More

Recently something exciting happened in the history of science when a diner discovered footprints of dinosaurs on the stone floor of a Chinese restaurant where he was dining, NPR reported. W… Read More

aOnly prestige is made Thiomargarita magnifica Something very special: the organism is one centimeter long and can be seen with the naked eye. This certainly sounds fascinating because the… Read More

For decades, paleontologists have debated whether dinosaurs were warm-blooded, like modern mammals and birds, or cold-blooded, like modern reptiles. Knowing whether dinosaurs were warm- or c… Read More

Since the early 19th century, artists have depicted colorful – if sometimes fictional – animals (especially dinosaurs) and prehistoric environments, mingling science with unbridl… Read More

By William McGee Researchers in Chile have discovered fossils of frogs and toads from more than 70 million years ago that are almost identical to species of frogs and toads found in th… Read More