SEEN” dinosaur that dates back 150 million years has been revealed – and is now on show in the heart of London. The speedy ...

Our tour of Britain’s seaside towns continues in Whitby, where macabre associations and top-notch fish and chips have kept ...

All summer we are taking the pulse of our most famous traditional seaside towns, examining the efforts being made to ...

Despite not having bones, sharks can grow pretty large. There’s the aforementioned whale shark, roughly the size of a bowling ...

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis took two big rocks containing a dinosaur skull to the hospital for a CT scan. The ...

The evolution of the shark is not what most people would expect. Instead of sharks evolving from a massive predator, the ...

Fierce 'Semiaquatic' Dinosaur May Have Been an Awkward Swimmer. Despite its ties to the water, Spinosaurus may not have been built to dive after the fish it preyed on, a new study claims.

Most of what we know about prehistoric life comes from bits and pieces—bones, teeth, impressions in rock. However, every now […] ...

Of course, fossil hunters know that a dinosaur skeleton isn’t the only place to look for evidence. Fossilized feces, called coprolites, also show scientists what an animal might have munched on.

This dinosaur’s skull was light as air but its mouth was packed with power—and a unique ability to quickly grow teeth. Here’s ...

The first fossil now identified as Traskasaura was discovered in 1988 in Late Cretaceous rock along the Puntledge River on Vancouver Island. Since then, more fossils have been recovered, including an ...

Scans of ancient fish revealed that the sensitive inner layer of teeth may have developed from sensory tissues in the protective armor of these fish, which may explain the high sensitivity of today’s ...