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A paleontologist believes that the T. rex’s short forearms may have had more vicious purposes than previously thought. More than just grasping prey or mating, it’s possible the T. rex used the sharp claws to viciously slash its prey....
More than 70 million years ago, the world’s fourth-largest island separated from Gondwana.
Now, a new fan theory points out that, quite possibly, Dennis Nedry was paying homage to The Goonies in Jurassic Park.
The results helped the team determine the skull’s sinus and cranial structure.
It should be made clear that the skeletons of these avian progenitors were still typically dinosaur-like.
The collaboration of Utah paleontologists with Spanish and English researchers has led to identification of the correct familial relationships of the new Utah dinosaur.
Decennatherium rex lived during the late Miocene epoch, approximately 9 million years ago, in what is now Spain.
‘As a big-gutted ankylosaur, you have lots of big digestive chambers that fill up with the rotting gasses’...
Being diagnosed with cancer doesn’t necessarily carry the same weight as it did a few decades ago, and treatments today have increased the survival rates for many types of the disease dramatically.
A monstrous, meat-eating flying reptile that had a wingspan of a small airplane, could walk on all fours and stalked its prey on land has bee...