Spinosaurus Brain Recreated; Theropod Dinosaur Ancestors Have Less Developed Olfactory Bulbs, 'Non-Specialized' Brains

Medicine & Technology Feb 14, 2023

Researchers recreated the brain of spinosaurus to get information about their sensory abilities. Continue reading for the full story.

Suspected Remnants of England's Largest Theropod With Over 15 Meters Body Length, 13 Metric Tons Weight Discovered

Jun 09, 2022

Archaeologists discovered the suspected largest theropod in England. Specifically, they suspected it to be remnants of a two-legged carnivore. Read to learn more.

60Ft Spinosaurus Had Dense Bones Like Penguins That May Have Allowed Them to Hunt Underwater

Mar 24, 2022

How spinosaurus hunted its prey has been a topic of debate for years. Check out this new study that offers an answer to the never-ending dispute.

33ft-Long New Species of Crocodile-Like Dinosaur That Constantly Grew Teeth Discovered in Portugal

Feb 17, 2022

A reanalysis of fossils found in Portugal is believed to be a new species of spinosaurus that had a crocodile-like skull and spiny back that lived 130 million years ago.

Newly Discovered Fossils Support Theory Claiming Spinosaurus Led Aquatic Life

Sep 24, 2020

"The enhanced abundance of Spinosaurus teeth, relative to other dinosaurs, is a reflection of their aquatic lifestyle."

[VIDEO] Spinosaurus, the "River Monster": First Known Swimming Dinosaur, Scientists Claim

Apr 30, 2020

Check out a 3D representation video and photos of what Scientists have termed the long 'river monster' with fossils found along the Kem Kem rocks in Morocco. The findings of their study suggest that it used to swim the oceans, as opposed to the previous belief that dinosaurs never swam.