After many false starts, scientists finally understood the first fossils of horned dinosaurs
The star of the King's Speech is the co-author on a paper examining political orientation and brain structure
Paleontologists have recently learned how these three-horned dinosaurs fought, grew up and socialized
Satellite images of mountains, glaciers, deserts and other landscapes become incredible works of art
Researchers claim that people with names at the end of the alphabet respond more quickly to purchasing opportunities
The film showcases some of the new techniques paleontologists are using to investigate dinosaur lives
It’s official: Elements 114 and 116 do exist and belong on the periodic table
A fresh coating of dried mud gave the 150-million-year-old tracks a more recent look, as if dinosaurs had walked by just last week
The wicker ancylid, declared extinct in 2000, has been found alive and well in Choccolocco Creek
Spinosaurus and Ouranosaurus were fundamentally different, and they remain among the most bizarre dinosaurs yet discovered
A new study provides insight into how convection creates sunspots
Should Mamenchisaurus go by the nickname Neckita? Mei Mei? Tiny? Vote now
The best of what's being written about dinosaurs in the blogosphere
Scientists have generated the first video of a shock wave from a trombone
The area is piled high with sedimentary rock from the heyday of the dinosaurs. At a few spots, it's easy to see the animals' tracks
The bar-headed goose spends its winters at sea level in India and its summers in central Asia
Will unmanned aerial vehicles—drones—soon take civilian passengers on pilotless flights?
Wildlife researchers and tourists are heading to a tiny Mexican village to learn about the mystery of the largest fish in the sea
Leaping beetles, Pacific salmon, prehistoric mammals and other news updates in wildlife research
It took a long time—and a new understanding of sauropod lifestyles—to figure out whether they laid eggs or gave birth to live young
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