The National Museum of Natural History contains the petrified remains of ancient trees that were once the centerpiece of a ...

Join us as we imagine if a T. rex lived today. What would its territory look like, and how would humans live alongside it?

It’s quite remarkable that a class of animals that turn up their toes at a bit of pollution could survive the asteroid strike ...

rex family tree, as well as climatic ... have shined a light on how the largest tyrannosaurs appeared in North and South America during the Cretaceous (Period) and how and why they grew so large ...

A new study based on mathematical modeling weighs in on the fierce debate among paleontologists over the origins of the king ...

The fossil remains of Sarcosuchus imperator—a prehistoric reptile dubbed “SuperCroc”—were uncovered in the Elrhaz Formation ...

GEOLOGISTS AT MSU FOUND THE LARGEST MOSASAUR BACKBONE EVER UNEARTHED IN THE STATE ... Mosasaurs thrived near the end of the Cretaceous period in the warm, shallow sea that covered Mississippi, an ...

“As the Cretaceous period progressed and the continents that once formed Gondwana began to drift apart, these predators became increasingly specialised. This evolutionary shift led them to ...

"As the Cretaceous period progressed and the continents that once formed Gondwana began to drift apart, these predators became increasingly specialized. This evolutionary shift led them to inhabit ...