Paleontology Prehistoric sea monsters had enormous necks so swimming wouldn’t be a drag It's a long story. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 weeks ago Newly discovered dinosaur was the Wolverine of theropods Maip macrothorax could float like a butterfly and slash like a 30-foot bear. By Cassidy Ward 2 weeks ago Pterosaur ancestors couldn’t even dream of flying Flight finds a way. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 weeks ago Monstrous fossilized tooth may have belonged to hugest ichthyosaur ever Sometimes, teeth are almost bigger than the mouth they're in. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 weeks ago Pterosaurs were prehistoric flying chameleons that could change color Some dinosaurs were trippier than others. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 weeks ago Flesh-eating, saber-tooth terror was one of the first hypercarnivorous mammals It's the teeth. Definitely the teeth. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago Is this fossilized dinosaur leg a record of the day the asteroid struck? It was the worst, and last, day of their lives. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago Prehistoric battle scars are evidence of triceratops jousting tournaments More like The Land Before Crime! By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago Monster crocs in Canada? They lurked that far north 97 million years ago You didn't expect that, eh? By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago Did T-rex arms shrink to avoid becoming finger foods? Tyrannosaurs rex arms might have adapted to avoid being eaten by other T-rexes. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago Load More
Prehistoric sea monsters had enormous necks so swimming wouldn’t be a drag It's a long story. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 weeks ago
Newly discovered dinosaur was the Wolverine of theropods Maip macrothorax could float like a butterfly and slash like a 30-foot bear. By Cassidy Ward 2 weeks ago
Monstrous fossilized tooth may have belonged to hugest ichthyosaur ever Sometimes, teeth are almost bigger than the mouth they're in. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 weeks ago
Pterosaurs were prehistoric flying chameleons that could change color Some dinosaurs were trippier than others. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 weeks ago
Flesh-eating, saber-tooth terror was one of the first hypercarnivorous mammals It's the teeth. Definitely the teeth. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago
Is this fossilized dinosaur leg a record of the day the asteroid struck? It was the worst, and last, day of their lives. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Prehistoric battle scars are evidence of triceratops jousting tournaments More like The Land Before Crime! By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Monster crocs in Canada? They lurked that far north 97 million years ago You didn't expect that, eh? By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago
Did T-rex arms shrink to avoid becoming finger foods? Tyrannosaurs rex arms might have adapted to avoid being eaten by other T-rexes. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
