The tail of a 99 million-year-old dinosaur has been found entombed in amber, an unprecedented discovery that has blown away scientists. (RSM/R.C. McKellar) Xing Lida, a Chinese paleontologist found… ...

Fossils found in Chile are from the bizarre dog-sized dinosaur species that had a unique slashing tail weapon, scientists reported Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. (Luis Perez Lopez via AP) ...

Paleontologists have identified a new species of ankylosaur dinosaur in Chile and they say it had a tail similar to an Aztec warrior's club/sword. The post New Dinosaur Species Has a Tail Like an ...

A new species of armored dinosaur from subantarctic Chile boasted a large tail weapon that looked dramatically different from those found on its relatives, and may shed light on a mysterious phase ...

The fossilized skeleton of new species of armored dinosaur dating from the late Cretaceous period, around 71.7 million to 74.9 million years ago, was found in Chile. It had a weaponized tail not ...

A Chinese paleontologist found the piece of amber that contained a 99-million-year-old dinosaur tail at a market in northern Myanmar, near the Chinese border.

This Dinosaur Found in Chile Had a Battle Ax for a Tail While ankylosaurs are already known for their armor and club tails, this specimen from South America had a unique way of fighting predators.

The ancient arsenal of dinosaur warfare was varied, and now a brand new weapon has been added to the collection. Paleontologists have discovered a new type of ankylosaur with a tail like a battle axe.

A reconstruction of the newly unearthed dinosaur's tail. Lucas Jaymez "It was an animal with a proportionally large head and a narrow snout with a beak," Sergio Soto Acuña, lead author of the ...

"Dinosaur tails are quite diverse and come in a variety of shapes and sizes," Ibrahim told Live Science in an email. "It will be interesting to see this [new study's] approach applied to other ...

"Dinosaur tails are quite diverse and come in a variety of shapes and sizes," Ibrahim told Live Science in an email. "It will be interesting to see this [new study's] approach applied to other ...