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Yet Another Study Says Jurassic Park Was Very Wrong About T. Rex

By Mahita Gajanan

Dinosaur Footprints Uncovered in Scotland

By Alix Langone

Hero Dad Dresses As T-Rex To Wait For Daughter's Bus

By Melissa Locker

'Motherlode' of Dinosaur Footprints Discovered at NASA Flight Center

By Kate Samuelson
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This Dinosaur Had a 'Bandit Mask' Like a Raccoon

It's the first dinosaur known to sport a feature common in modern-day mammals

By Billy Perrigo

Scientists Discovered a Giant Crocodile With T-Rex Teeth

The crocodile ancestor lived in Madagascar

By Mahita Gajanan

A New Chicken-like Dinosaur Was Just Discovered in China

It has been named "Jianianhualong tengi"

By Madeline Farber

First Dinosaur Brain Fossil Discovered in England

They believe the fossil is from a relative of the Iguanodon

By Abigail Abrams

This New Dinosaur Had Tiny Arms Just Like Tyrannosaurus Rex

The discovery may shed light on why some dinosaurs had short arms

By Abigail Abrams

How Fossil Fuels (Really) May Have Killed the Dinosaurs

The asteroid that caused the great die-off may have hit in the worst possible spot

By Jeffrey Kluger

A T. Rex And His Tiny Arms Competed on American Ninja Warrior

Hear him roar

By Melissa Locker

Dinosaurs May Have Slept Like Humans: Study

Reptiles cycle through REM sleep too

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

New Fossils Offer Clues Into Life of T-Rex Ancestor

Before the T-rex roamed, a smaller, more slender creature lived

By Maya Rhodan

Of Course Jurassic World's Deleted Scene Involves Dino Droppings

This isn't the first scene of its kind in Jurassic Park history

By Megan McCluskey

Watch This Dinosaur Completely Dominate American Ninja Warrior Training

This should be part of the show

By Maya Rhodan

Asteroid and Volcanic Eruptions Both Killed Dinosaurs

A compromise in the decades-long debate.

By Julia Zorthian

This Newly Discovered Dinosaur Thrived in Alaska

The duck-billed species roamed the Last Frontier 70 million years ago

By Tanya Basu

Scientists Discover What Makes T-Rex Teeth Deadly

The jagged teeth of Theropods, a classification of mostly flesh-eating dinosaurs, were useful for grasping and tearing at prey

By Daniel White

Universal Pictures Was Pirating Jurassic World Itself

Universal Pictures France discovered itself as a culprit for seeding Jurassic World.

By Ryan Daly / Fortune

Scientists Discover a New Horned Dinosaur

The dinosaur's horns were key to mating

By Tanya Basu
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