Earlier this week, federal officials arrested a man charged with selling numerous illegal dinosaur specimens
What caused Australia's dinosaur stampede? A short musical performance suggests an answer
The weird alvarezsaurs look perfectly-adapted to eating termites, but how can we find out what they really ate?
Mountain of Dinosaurs, from 1967, uses extinction as a metaphor for Soviet oppression
Though little-known to the public, Agujaceratops plays an important role in tracing one particular episode in dinosaur evolution
Some scrapped Jurassic Park 4 designs show the movie's insane ideas for dinosaur soldiers
Just when naturalists began to suspect that birds might be dinosaurs, one researcher put forward a truly strange idea of what early bird ancestors would have looked like
Did T. rex use its tiny arms to do push-ups?
A lovely little fossil shows how some dinosaurs said goodnight
A delicately-balanced domino setup replays the end of the Age of Dinosaurs
Without a skull, determining the dinosaur's relationships is difficult
Paleontologists have named scores of dinosaurs, but why is T. rex our favorite?
Tracks made by a 20-foot predatory dinosaur have been found in rock from Connecticut to Arizona, but who made the tracks?
A reader shows us a snapshot of a spare-parts dinosaur
The dinosaur had the strongest bite of any land animal – even harder than we previously thought
Triceratops was an awesome dinosaur, but, despite one site's claim, it wasn't equipped with poisonous quills
Physicist Michio Kaku says we'll be able to clone dinosaurs in the future, but he glosses over some crucial technicalities
Feathered dinosaurs are wonderful, but DinoTime 3D makes them look stupid
A new development in the ongoing Tarbosaurus struggle complicates attempts to send the dinosaur home
Carnivorous theropod dinosaurs were thought to be hydrophobic, but swim tracks show that these predators at least sometimes took a dip in lakes and rivers
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