Paleontologists Find a Rare Type of Pterosaur Near Vancouver Island
Giant pterosaurs may hog the spotlight, but here’s why the little guys deserve some love. Continue reading Paleontologists Find a Rare Type of Pterosaur Near Vancouver Island
Category Archives: dinosaurs
Paleontologists Have Found New ‘Megaraptor’ Dinosaur
Murusraptor barrosaensis lived about 80 million years ago in what is now Patagonia. Continue reading Paleontologists Have Found New ‘Megaraptor’ Dinosaur
New Dinosaur Discovery Suggests T. Rex’s Stubby Arms Weren’t Useless
Paleontologists have found another dinosaur with stubby arms. What did these awkward-looking predators know that we don’t? Continue reading New Dinosaur Discovery Suggests T. Rex’s Stubby Arms Weren’t Useless
Did Early Mammals Really Evolve Night Vision to Avoid Hungry Dinosaurs?
If you’re tiny, outnumbered, and have significantly smaller teeth, why compete when you can cleverly adapt instead? Continue reading Did Early Mammals Really Evolve Night Vision to Avoid Hungry Dinosaurs?
How to Administer a Pregnancy Test to a 68-Million-Year-Old T. Rex
What we can learn from Mama Rex. Continue reading How to Administer a Pregnancy Test to a 68-Million-Year-Old T. Rex
Scientists Set to Drill Dinosaur-Killing Impact Crater for the First Time
A tale of dead dinosaurs and ecological recovery is written in the Gulf of Mexico’s seabed. Continue reading Scientists Set to Drill Dinosaur-Killing Impact Crater for the First Time