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Dinosaurs

The fossil-rich landscape of Wyoming's Bighorn Basin

Wyoming Workshop Offers Teachers a Week With Dinosaurs

Based out of Shell, Wyoming, the workshops can be taken for college credit and are led by Smithsonian paleontologist Michael Brett-Surman

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A Delayed Tyrannosaurus Showdown

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Kelmayisaurus Gets a Family

O.C. Marsh's conception of an eight-spiked Stegosaurus

The Myth of the Eight-Spiked Stegosaurus

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Bringing Dinosaurs Up to Speed

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A 1980s Look at Smithsonian Dinosaurs

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The Dinosaurs of Twitter

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How Tyrannosaurus Lost a Finger

A Gorgosaurus tries to scare a group of Troodon away from a hapless ankylosaur in this promotional image for March of the Dinosaurs.

March of the Dinosaurs

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Blog Carnival #31: Ancient Earth, World’s Oldest ToothAche, Pot-Bellied Dinos and More

Argentinosaurus and Futalognkosaurus, pictured, from prehistoric South America, stretched more than 100 feet long and weighed in excess of 70 tons.

How to Build a Giant Dinosaur

Sauropods were humongous creatures, but how they got so large is a mystery that paleontologists are still trying to unravel

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What Tales Do Albertosaurus Injuries Tell?

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Dinosaur Sighting: Tyrannosaur Stowaway

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Why the MoMA Should Have Dinosaurs

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When Dinosaurs Were New

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Will the Dinosaurs Return?

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Come Into My Parlor, Said the Spider to the Dinosaur

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Dinosaur Sighting: Miniature Mesozoic Battle

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Just When You Thought Velociraptor Couldn’t Get Scarier

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Schoolyard Dinosaur: Educational or Terrifying?

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