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Dinosaur Sighting: Pumpkinosaurs
Watch out! Get to close to these giant, jack o’ lantern dinosaurs and they might squash you
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Bat Killer Confirmed
The Geomyces destructans fungus causes deadly white-nose syndrome in bats
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The Best Places to See Hominid Bones Online
It’s hard to find hominid bones in museums, but it’s easy to see them on the Internet
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The Lizards That Live Rock-Paper-Scissors
Three color varieties each have advantages and disadvantages relative to the others
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Why Do We Keep Going Back to Jurassic Park?
When I met Jurassic Park scientific adviser Jack Horner by chance last month, he dropped a clue as to what the next movie is going to be about
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The Mysterious Torosaurus
Was Torosaurus just an adult Triceratops? A poorly understood species may hold the key to the answer
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Neanderthals: Made for Mountaineering?
Neanderthals’ short legs made them well-suited for walking in mountain environments
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The Overwhelming Data We Refuse To Believe
Another study finds the planet has warmed, but that won’t convince the skeptics
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Top 10 Real-Life Body Snatchers
Parasites and zombies are not science fiction; they infest rats, crickets, ants, moths and other creatures, sucking the life out of them
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Dinosaurs of the Unknown War
In a new game set behind German lines during WWI, players run from sickle-clawed dinosaurs in the trenches
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A Planet Spotted As It Begins To Form
Scientists using the Keck telescope in Hawaii have found what may be a protoplanet, the youngest planet ever found
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Help Name the National Zoo’s Baby Black-Footed Ferret
For 30 years the Zoo has helped breed hundreds of ferrets, but one of the most recent additions is in need of a name
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How Baryonyx Caused the Great Spinosaur Makeover
The discovery of a strange, crocodile-snouted dinosaur in England was the key to reconstructing one of the strangest groups of predatory dinosaurs ever
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Michelle Nijhuis: Why I Like Science
Science is not a list of facts but a method of asking questions, testing possible answers and asking yet more questions
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Paleontologists Unveil the 11th Archaeopteryx
Just in time for the 150th anniversary year of Archaeopteryx, paleontologists announce an 11th specimen of the dinosaur-like bird
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How A Carnivore Survives On Bamboo
New research finds that the giant panda may get some bacterial help to digest its bamboo diet
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The Earliest Known Artist’s Studio
The discovery of a 100,000-year-old art studio in Africa hints at when modern human behavior emerged
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Ten Threatened and Endangered Species Used in Traditional Medicine
The demand for alternative remedies has given rise to a poaching industry that, along with other factors, has decimated animal populations
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New Mexico’s Peculiar Two-Horned Dinosaur
A peculiar horned dinosaur from New Mexico may help paleontologists understand how titans such as Triceratops evolved
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