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Newly uncovered dinosaur tracks have been exposed in a river bed in Texas' Dinosaur Valley State Park, belonging to the Acrocanthosaurus and Sauroposeidon.

The newly discovered Nadir crater beneath the North Atlantic Ocean may have contributed to the dinosaurs' extinction, hitting Earth alongside Chicxulub.

A gold miner has found a 30,000-year-old baby mammoth fossil that is now the complete mammoth fossil discovered in North America.

Paleontologists in Argentina have uncovered fossils of two pterosaurs of the Thanatosdrakon amaru species, the 'dragon of death.'

Stan is the most expensive Tyrannosaurs rex fossil ever sold, raking in $31,847,500, and will be publicly displayed in Abu Dhabi.

An international team of researchers has determined the meteorite that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs struck in spring.

A new study that examined samples of rock has discovered that Earth tipped millions of years ago when dinosaurs were still alive.

Whales weren't always just aquatic animals, as newly identified fossils have revealed that whales once had legs and walked on land.

A country will attempt to build its own 'Jurassic Park' despite warnings from the United Nations about threats to local wildlife.

Researchers have found a new flying reptile in Australia, and it's the closest thing researchers have seen to a real-life dragon.

An interactive tool can reveal your house would be millions of years ago, even when the dinosaurs were walking the Earth.

Elon Musk has some 'Deep thots' on Twitter, says that if dinosaurs had spaceships that 'they'd still be around'. Alright, Elon.

A glimpse of the beautiful dinosaurs of Jurassic World Evolution including new details about the game.

Turok: Dinosaur Hunter and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil are destined for the Xbox One sometime later this year in all their remastered glory.

ARK: Survival Evolved on the Xbox One received its newest update enabling full split-screen competitive fun.

"I think I just stepped in some fear!"

"Worst migration ever!"

New research says that a comet was responsible for dinosaur die off, not an asteroid.