Dinosaurs have amazed and entranced us since we first discovered them nearly 200 years ago. Let’s take a look at…
Kosmoceratops means “ornate horned face”, and their faces certainly were ornate. In addition to the two long curved horns above…
Spinosaurus lived 112 to 94 million years ago in Northern Africa. Reaching over 50 feet in length, this dinosaur rivaled…
Dunkleosteus terrelli was one of the largest fish in the ocean, as large as an elephant, and the largest of…
Paleontology as a science has only formally been around since the 1700s. Philosophers and scientists have been noticing signs for…
Majungasaurus was one of the last dinosaurs to live, right at the end of the Cretaceous Period 66 million years…
Kelenken was a large bird (part of the “terror bird” group and the largest of all of them) from South…
Nuralagus was a large member of the Leporidae family, or the rabbit family, who lived on the island Minorca off…
If you’ll remember, last week there was something of a surprise when I was researching otter evolution. I thought that…
We usually talk about fossils of other species here on this blog, either prehistoric mammals or dinosaurs, but today we’re…