Stop Making Fun of Tyrannosaurs’ Tiny Arms
The stubby limbs may seem out of place, but they may have been key to the <i>T. rex’s</i> terrifying bite
When Dinosaurs Roamed the (Not Yet) Petrified Forest
Recent surprise discoveries at the national park have prompted a complete rethinking about the creatures of the Jurassic Era
What Is a Tully Monster? Scientists Finally Think They Know
The oddball fossil that puzzled experts for almost 60 years is probably an ancient fish akin to today's bloodsucking lampreys
The Discovery of a Tiny Tyrannosaur Adds New Insight Into the Origins of T. Rex
The horse-sized dino species had smarts and a keen sense of smell, setting the stage for the evolution of the enormous predator
“Mermaid Ivory” Stirs Controversy Over How Extinct Species Are Studied
The carved bones of marine mammals highlight the squishy regulations around their trade and what that means for science
Here's How You Squeeze the Biggest Dinosaur Into a New York City Museum
A team of specialists had to get creative to mount a towering Titanosaur inside the American Museum of Natural History
The Dakota Badlands Used to Host Sabertoothed Pseudo-Cat Battles
The region was once home to a plethora of catlike creatures called nimravids, and fossils show they were an especially fractious breed
Tiny Fossils Reveal the Rise of Mammals on Madagascar
Recent finds are helping paleontologists piece together what happened after dinosaurs vanished from the island
What Killed These Marine Reptiles Found in a Nevada Ghost Town?
Paleontologists are going high tech to solve the mystery of a mass ichthyosaur death near the old mining town of Berlin
Protecting Arizona's Petrified Forest Can Be as Easy as Taking a Hike
After dispelling myths about vandals and thieves, rangers are working to make this national park more open and engaging
Big Baby Dinosaur Finally Goes Home
An infant oviraptorosaur smuggled out of China decades ago comes back to Henan Province with new stories to tell
Genetic Tweaks Are Revealing the Dinosaur Traits in Living Chickens
A Yale paleontologist is blending fossil studies and bird genes to trace the ways dinosaurs transformed into today's feathered flocks
A Long-Necked Marine Reptile Is the First Known to Filter Feed Like a Whale
The bizarre <em>Mortuneria</em> used sieve-like teeth to strain tasty morsels from the muddy Cretaceous seafloor
Tiny Terror: Controversial Dinosaur Species Is Just an Awkward Tween Tyrannosaurus
Fossil analysis supports the argument that the proposed <em>Nanotyrannus</em> is not its own unique species after all
How Long-Necked Dinosaurs Pumped Blood to Their Brains
Well-preserved fossils include spring-like neck bones that may have helped the giants get blood from their hearts to their heads
New Dinosaur Museum Tracks the “Terrible Lizards” Through Time
The Moab Giants museum in eastern Utah makes a roaring debut
When T. Rex Meets Triceratops in the New Dino Hall, It Will Be a Violent Affair
The Natural History Museum's dinosaur display highlights the “red in tooth and claw” nature of the Cretaceous way of life
What Killed the Dinosaurs in Utah's Giant Jurassic Death Pit?
Paleontologists are gathering evidence that may help crack the 148-million-year-old mystery, including signs of poisoned predators
Discover a Fossil Jackpot Off the Las Vegas Strip
Remains of mammoths, camels and other beasts of the Ice Age tempt visitors out of Sin City and into Tule Springs National Monument
This Fluffy Little Dinosaur Had Bat-Like Wings
About the size of a sparrow, Yi qi probably glided through Jurassic forests on membrane-covered appendages
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