The Natural History Museum is inviting people to touch some poo in a new exhibition about the monsters of the Jurassic Oceans. It’s hundreds of millions old though, so you’re touching a stone. A pooy ...

Five different groups of predatory dinosaurs independently evolved disproportionately small arms, and it seems they did so ...

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Artist’s impression of a pterosaur with a fish in its mouth. Fossils of one have sometimes been mistaken for the other. Warpaint/Shutterstock Georges Cuvier, the 19th-century French anatomist who ...

Giant pterosaur beside a T. rex. Screenshot from What Was The Biggest Flying Animal Ever? Source: YouTube Channel: Ben G Thomas With an estimated wingspan of around 40 feet, Dracula dwarfed even ...

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McDonald's has something big coming to its menu in March: the Big Arch. The Big Arch burger, which has already available in other international markets, becomes available in the United States for a ...

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A new study led by Ohio University’s Lawrence Witmer reveals that pterosaurs built their own “flight computers” from scratch, evolving unique brain structures for powered flight long before birds took ...