He is one hate-filled beast. Our star contemplates devouring the young of a nearby female tyrannosaur for no other reason than to quell his inner turmoil
Giving away surprises, surprisingly, makes readers like stories better
Mounting a full dinosaur skeleton, some paleontologists believed, had more to do with art and architecture than with science
A look into the intelligent humor of this 1990s-era cartoon
An exclusive look at Discovery's upcoming miniseries Dinosaur Revolution
Male houbara bustards pay a steep price for wooing the ladies
Hitler has somehow resurrected dinosaurs and is using them in his plans for world domination
“Talking” apes are not just the stuff of science fiction; scientists have taught many apes to use some semblance of language
After moving a few track slabs myself this summer, I can tell you that it's not easy work!
I can't imagine a crime-fighting theropod would follow Batman's strict moral code against killing criminals
Deflection could be our best bet if an asteroid is headed towards Earth
One thing everyone has told us is that you never know what you will find underground
They may not be Dracula in disguise, but vampire bats are still creepy nocturnal critters that need blood to survive
Over the past few years, paleontologists have reported a growing number of cases of scavenging by insects
Sharks, starfish, ferns and sci-fi-worthy sea creatures have been discovered in a new massive survey
If you find yourself riding a Deinonychus, you'd better make sure you keep riding it lest you find out how effective those recurved claws can be
Other than the human tendency for imitating magpies, gold really isn't all that special
Project Nim and Rise of the Planet of the Apes are very different movies, but both question the ethics of chimpanzee research
Have scientists found "the holy grail of vertebrate ichnology"—a dinosaur dead in its tracks?
Carnivores aren't the only creatures munching on bones, and herbivores are not the strict vegans we think they are
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