Theropod Dinosaur

The giant creature left behind the footprint when it was probably resting or crouched down, deeply pressing its feet into the ground.

Paleontologists have found a never-seen-before fossil of a complete baby dinosaur curled up inside its egg. The fossil showed the remarkable similarities between theropod dinosaurs and the birds they would evolve into, according to a new study.

Fossilised footprints of meat-eating dinosaurs discovered in Spain's La Rioja region reveal that these terrifying creatures may have sprinted faster than a car being driven on city roads.

Researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species — a 'shark-toothed' theropod named Ulughbegsaurus — that is thought to have been the largest carnivorous predator of the time 90 million years ago.

How bad was T-rex's bite? Large meat-eating dinosaurs, such as the dreaded Tyrannosaurus rex, could open their mouths to a jaw-dropping gape of up to 90 degrees, a new study has found.

The giant creature left behind the footprint when it was probably resting or crouched down, deeply pressing its feet into the ground.

Paleontologists have found a never-seen-before fossil of a complete baby dinosaur curled up inside its egg. The fossil showed the remarkable similarities between theropod dinosaurs and the birds they would evolve into, according to a new study.

Fossilised footprints of meat-eating dinosaurs discovered in Spain's La Rioja region reveal that these terrifying creatures may have sprinted faster than a car being driven on city roads.

Researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species — a 'shark-toothed' theropod named Ulughbegsaurus — that is thought to have been the largest carnivorous predator of the time 90 million years ago.

How bad was T-rex's bite? Large meat-eating dinosaurs, such as the dreaded Tyrannosaurus rex, could open their mouths to a jaw-dropping gape of up to 90 degrees, a new study has found.