History of Dinosaurs

These are by no means the only places where dinosaurs have been found. South America has yielded large quantities of remains, including the amazing largehorned theropod... keep reading →

I was so excited when London Zoo first got hold of a Komodo Dragon. It was even better that it coincided with a trip to London, we had already planned. When I saw it, it was... keep reading →

One feature of lizards that had become fixed in the minds of many biologists around the turn of the century was that they were "cold-blooded" - or, to be more precise, that... keep reading →

Science humor just got prehistoric when Dave Wilkinson, Liverpool John Moores University led an analysis to conclude that dinosaur belching and flatulence were major factors... keep reading →

Pterodactyls are , an order of extinct flying reptiles technically known as Pterosauria. They lived exclusively during the Mesozoic period, from the beginning of the Jurassic... keep reading →

During 1978 a remarkable dinosaur find was made, not in the field during an expedition but in a rock shop at Bynum in Montana, by two pale ontologists, Dr Robert Makela and... keep reading →

There are several hundred dinosaur species, varying greatly in size and shape. Having to remember each one in detail would be very difficult. Fortunately they are not all... keep reading →

Giganotosaurus, the ultimate giant killer. It is believed that this giant killer dinosaur hunted some of the biggest game ever to walk the earth, Argentinosaurus. keep reading →

Accidental discoveries do happen. In 1822 an Englishwoman out for a stroll made one of the earliest fossil finds-some shiny teeth embedded in rocks to be used for road... keep reading →

Scientists believe dinosaurs existed millions of years ago. Many Christians believe the earth is only 6000 years old. They can't both be right, or can they? keep reading →