DICKINSON — Paleontologists at the Badlands Dinosaur Museum in North Dakota are continuing their groundbreaking research on a ...

"You never know unless you look," said Jayson Kowinsky, a high school physics teacher from Pittsburgh who, while sifting ...

Not the real Haddy, of course. The fossil remains of the duck-billed darling – the world’s first mounted dinosaur skeleton – are tucked away in storage at the Academy of Natural Sciences of ...

Non-avian dinosaurs have not roamed Earth for around 66 million years. But thanks to the fossils they left behind, we can piece together their history. And this year, paleontologists uncovered ...

As researchers later found out, it was attached to the hefty upside-down skull of a 30-foot-long hadrosaur, or duck-billed dinosaur. Its jaws were packed with as many as 800 teeth, making it the ...

However, Professor Paul Barrett of the British Natural History Museum says on the matter, "We have really strong evidence that animals like the duck-billed dinosaurs, horned dinosaurs and armoured ...

Certain behaviors are also better preserved than others. Take foraging. Teeth marks on the intact arm bone of a duck-billed dinosaur suggest that Tyrannosaurus rex probably stripped meat from the bone ...

A new species of fossil mammal about the size of a muskrat, which was found in Colorado, lived during the age of dinosaurs.

Note: children will probably need some help cutting out the egg and baby dinosaur, as the pieces are quite small. Maiasaura is a duck-billed dinosaur that lived around 80 to 75 million years ago. Lots ...

The fossil is about 65 million years old. Sloan also uncovered the only dinosaur fossil ever found in Minnesota, a bone from a duck-billed dinosaur. “It was a crummy dinosaur tail bone, the least ...

Or perhaps you've stumbled over a piece of vertebrae that belonged to a hadrosaur, a curious looking duck-billed dinosaur that lived in the same period. "You never know unless you look," said ...