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New Fossils Reveal the Mouthparts, Nervous System of Ancient Horror

By Jeff LaSala Feb 27th
Not So Fast: Fossilized Dinosaur Stampede Is Actually A Fossilized Dinosaur River Crossing

By Ian Chant Jan 10th
Fossil Bird Had Hardened Teeth for Crushing Hard-Shelled Prey

By Ian Chant Jan 7th
Kids Go Fishing, Catch 13,000-Year-Old Mastodon Bone Instead

By Jill Pantozzi Dec 14th
Facial Reconstruction of Prehistoric Hominid Dubbed “Hobbit” Revealed

By Steven Romano Dec 10th
Cavemen Were Better at Drawing Four-Legged Animals, Modern Man Hangs Head in Shame

By Steven Romano Dec 7th
Newly Discovered Jurassic Fly May Have Been Among First To Imitate Plants

By Ian Chant Nov 28th
Highly Preserved Fossil Rhino Found Flash Fried In Volcanic Ash

By Ian Chant Nov 23rd
Brand New Dinosaur Xenoceratops Discovered In Canada

By Ian Chant Nov 8th
You’re Gonna Get Some Hop Ons: Ancient Flightless Bug Caught Hitching Ride On Mayfly

By Ian Chant Oct 18th
Ancient Arthropod Fossil Had First Modern Brain

By Ian Chant Oct 10th
New Study Charts DNA Degradation, Shows Jurassic Park Can Probably Never Happen

By Ian Chant Oct 10th
NASA Finds Dinosaur Footprint Where They Least Expect It

By Susana Polo Aug 22nd
A Post About Dinosaur Butts

By Jamie Frevele Nov 9th
Scientists Think That Real Krakens Made Self-Portraits With the Bones of Murdered Ichthyosaurs

By Jamie Frevele Oct 14th
Scientists Plan to Create Dinosaur Franken-Chickens

By Alanna Bennett Jun 8th
Prehistoric Females Ventured Beyond the Cave, Left the Males Behind

By Jamie Frevele Jun 4th
Someone Wants to Try Hatching a Dinosaur

By Jamie Frevele Mar 4th
3-Million-Year-Old Whale Fossil Unearthed in the San Diego Zoo

By Susana Polo Sep 20th
Long Live The King: T. Rex Actually Rather Unique For Its Genus

By Susana Polo Sep 18th