How fast could a dinosaur run? It’s a good question, one that raises another question: how on Earth do you begin trying to ...

Dinosaurs have captured people’s imagination ever since their bones and teeth were first scientifically described in 1822 by ...

Instead of cracking open like a chicken's egg, some dinosaurs may have emerged from soft-shelled eggs, like turtles or snakes.

But if that’s the case, then why were dinosaurs able to reach such phenomenal heights? According to a new study, the answer isn’t so much about the bones themselves as it is the soft, squishy ...

Predicting the structure of dinosaur cartilage based on the bones on either side is difficult. Many modern-day reptiles and birds have held on to these squishy joints, which lends some weight to the ...

Is This a Photograph of a 'Mummified' Dinosaur? 'Mummified' fossils are those whose soft tissues escaped the normal process of decomposition before undergoing petrification.

New research suggests early dinosaurs laid eggs with soft shells, and mosasaurs—gigantic marine reptiles—did so, too, laying soft-shelled eggs of massive ...

New research is bringing us closer to understanding what kind of noises dinosaurs made when they roamed the Earth — and it's nothing like what Hollywood would have you believe.

One prehistoric day, researchers say a dinosaur longer than a school bus stomped through a squishy river bed. Somehow, its footprints remained, frozen in time as the Rocky Mountains rose beneath ...

Ancient dinosaur soft tissues reveal red blood cell-like structures and preserved proteins, offering fresh insights into cancer resistance and disease evolution.

Location and timing is everything when it comes to the theory of how dinosaurs went extinct because an asteroid hit Earth.

One prehistoric day, researchers say a dinosaur longer than a school bus stomped through a squishy river bed. Somehow, its footprints remained, frozen in time as the Rocky Mountains rose beneath ...