Preserved Dinosaur Remains Discovered in Korea

Medicine & Technology Apr 10, 2019

Paleontologists all over the world continue to search for dinosaur remains. Usually, the remains will be a discovery of tracks that were preserved on stones or on caves. However, remnants of soft tissues in the body like the skin or the muscles are very rare. Oftentimes, the ones they find are not well-preserved and couldn't distinguish whether it's from dinosaurs or not. In fact, only 1% of most of the discoveries show traces of the skin.

New Evidence Shows Asteroid Killed Dinosaurs

Apr 05, 2019

In North Dakota, the Tanis site contains evidence that will help scientists prove that dinosaurs did exist but an asteroid killed all of them.

Dinosaur Fossil Found in Australia

Mar 12, 2019

A dinosaur fossil recently found in Australia was about the size of a wallaby.

Fossil Of 130-Million-Year Old Giant Prehistoric Sea Predator Pliosaur Unearthed In Russia

May 28, 2017

A giant fossil of a Pliosaur, which is one of the top ocean predators in the "Age of Dinosaurs" was discovered in Russia.

Scientists Found Rare Tooth Of Horned Dinosaur Hinted To Tell Another Version of Earth's History

May 25, 2017

A rare tooth fossil was found by scientists in Mississipi. The tooth is said to explain another version of Earth's history 66 million years ago.

T-Rex Powerful Jaws Could Make Bones of Is Prey to Explode With 8,000 Pounds Crushing Power

May 20, 2017

Recent findings show the jaw of Tyrannosaurus Rex is so powerful that it would be able to explode the bone of its prey.

New Analysis Finds the Fossils In France To Be The Earliest Relative Of Brachiosaurs

May 04, 2017

New analysis finds the fossils in French Museum to be the earliest relative of Brachiosaurus.

250-million-year-old Mysterious Reptile Identified By It's Footprint Fossils From The Pyrenees Mountains

Apr 20, 2017

The footprints of a mysterious reptile that lived about 250 million years ago have been identified in fossils from the Pyrenees mountains. Scientists say the new species is a member of the group that gave rise to crocodiles and dinosaurs.

A New Dinosaur Called Moabosaurus Utahensis Discovered By BYU Professors

Apr 14, 2017

Researchers in Utah have discovered a new type of sauropod dinosaur. They named the plant-eating dino Moabosaurus Utahensis after the place that yielded its bones, Utah's Moab desert.

'Teleocrater' The Dinosaurs Ancesstor Was A Freaky Crocodile Like Creature

Apr 13, 2017

The discovery of 245-million-year-old fossils suggests that crocodile-like creatures lived on the earth much before the Dinosaurs.

New Studies Claim That Baby Maiasaura Dinosaurs Faced Inevitable Death Upon Birth

Apr 11, 2017

Maiasaura dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years yet paleontologists are still on the look out for possible clues about their life and their death. What could have caused the short life and early death of Maiasaura dinosaur babies?

Twist In The Tail: Dinosaur Family Tree May Not Be What It Was Believed To Be

Mar 23, 2017

Contrary to the current theory, dinosaurs may have originated in the northern hemisphere instead of the southern. The recent analysis also challenges the age-old notion of Dinosaur's family tree and suggests renaming and rearranging of the various dinosaur classifications.

Jurassic 'Sea Monster' Reptile Found Out Ironically Giving Birth Instead Of Laying Eggs

Feb 15, 2017

A baby "sea monster" was unbelievably found in the belly of its fossil mother. The discovery contradicts the origin of the species for it is known as a reptile.

Were Dinosaurs Warm Blooded Like Modern Animals?

May 30, 2015

For years the accepted theory was that dinosaurs were cold blooded, much like modern reptiles today. However, a study then showed that they were neither cold blooded or warm blooded like animals today. However, a paleontologist revisited that study focusing on the metabolism and growth of the dinosaurs. The re-analysis then provided evidence that dinosaurs were actually warm blooded like many of today's modern animals.

Dino Debate Continues – New Analyses Indicate They Were Warm Blooded

May 29, 2015

In the long debate over whether dinosaurs were warm or cold blooded, a study published last year in Science was thought to have put the issue to rest. Dinosaurs were neither, according to the paper. Instead, they occupied an intermediate category. But a reanalysis of the same data has drawn new conclusions. And the verdict this time? Warm blooded.