Prehistoric Life

If Tyrannosaurus Rex was the king of the dinosaurs in the Cretaceous period, then Allosaurus was arguably the king of the Jurassic world. Allosaurus was a formidable... keep reading →

Tyrannosaurus also felt the winds of change. Since his debut in 1915 he had stood upright, like Godzilla, a towering 18 feet. But Godzilla has morphed into a ferocious... keep reading →

No parking: reserved for dinosaurs As an EU capital Brussels might seem a bit staid for entertaining children but Belgium has a trump card from its past that sets it apart... keep reading →

Millions of years ago, an entire species became extinct. Fortunately they have left behind many evidences of their existence; therefore, we can learn a lot about this extinct... keep reading →

Loch Ness is the second largest of the Scottish Lochs and stretches 23 miles long. It is the deepest of all the Scottish lochs and contains more fresh water than all the... keep reading →

The Old Trail Museum in Choteau, Montana, sponsors a two-day introductory course for groups of no more than eight children and adults. It includes excavation on active sites,... keep reading →

FYI: If you really do find a dinosaur, it's probably best to GTFO as fast as possible. Don't be fooled, not all of them are dead. True Fact: God hates dinosaurs. If he... keep reading →

Our products are created in accordance with the dinosaur fossils that have been discovered. With the main body structured with metal frame, the skin and flesh made up of foam... keep reading →

Dinosaurs are the favorites of many kids. Most of the movies create an impression that all of them are man eaters, a few show them as friends of mankind, especially kids. The... keep reading →

As your happy hubber - me - seems to end up doing a lot of hubs on Natural History, its rare indeed if the Fossil Record doesn't come up in many of them. Without this... keep reading →