Articles for tag: Dinosaurs

The Dinosaur With Two Brains? Debunking a Morbid Paleontological Myth

The Dinosaur With Two Brains? Debunking a Morbid Paleontological Myth

Annette Uy

Imagine a creature so enormous, so mind-bogglingly vast, that it needed not one, but two brains just to function. For decades, this idea captured the imaginations of kids, scientists, and movie-goers alike. Picture a massive dinosaur, lumbering across prehistoric landscapes, with a brain in its head and another in its tail—a bizarre backup system from ...

Zhongyuansaurus junchangi

New Armored Dinosaur Species Unearthed in China: Meet Zhongyuansaurus junchangi

Suhail Ahmed

The discovery of Zhongyuansaurus junchangi, an new species of ankylosaurid from the Henan Province of China, adds a new dimension to the history of armored dinosaurs. It was an herbivore, as well as heavily armored, and lived during the Early Cretaceous period roughly 113-100 million years ago. Its evolutionary peculiarities included a bizzare ‘swallowtail’ tail ...

Jurassic World Rebirth

Jurassic World’s Secret Weapon? A Real Dinosaur Scientist Behind the Scenes

Suhail Ahmed

This summer, the latest installment of the Jurassic World franchise, titled Rebirth, will showcase familiar patterns from the franchise while introducing towering titanosaurs and mutant dinosaurs as well as the beloved T. rex. However, bringing such creatures to life on screen in a tangible manner is Dr. Steve Brusatte’s work. Paleontologist Brusatte fixes the monsters ...

Khankhuuluu mongoliensis

Meet the ‘Dragon Prince’: New Dinosaur Discovery Rewrites T. Rex’s Family Tree

Jan Otte

Deep in Mongolia’s windswept deserts, a long-forgotten fossil has surfaced from the shadows of prehistory exposing a vital missing link in the narrative of the most terrifying predators to have ever trotted the planet. Meet Khan khuluu mongoliensis, the “Dragon Prince of Mongolia,” a recently discovered tyrannosaur that fills in between early, small-sized hunters and ...

Gnatalie 's long neck

World’s First Green Boned Dinosaur Unveiled at The Natural History Museum in Los Angeles

Whether a dinosaur enthusiast or a curious mind, the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles is about to showcase an extraordinary exhibit that will captivate both. “Gnatalie,” a giant dinosaur skeleton characterized by her size and unusually green bones, was found in Bluff, Utah in 2007. This 150-million-year-old specimen may even be a whole new ...