Triceratops / Stegosaurus is out 11/27 on Big Scary Monsters. Pre-order it here. Other albums of note out this week: • Miley Cyrus’ as-yet-unheard Plastic Hearts. • The Smashing Pumpkins’ ...

The past came alive in Ephrata on Monday when dinosaurs descended on the American Legion on Cocalico Street. The I Heart ...

Dinosaurs thrived on our planet for many millions of years. Scaly and feathery, toothy and armored, the reptiles evolved into a magnificent array of forms that paleontologists are still uncovering ...

The scene, which features more than 700 fossils includes: An aggressive T. rex skeleton gnawing on a triceratops. ... as well as to view other dinosaurs like the allosaurus and stegosaurus.

Among the dinosaurs featured is the plant-eating Pachyrhinosaurus, which bears a relation to the Triceratops. A VFX image shows an adult and baby Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai, nuzzling each other’s ...

Fearsome predators like T. rex and towering, telescope-necked dinosaurs, such as Brachiosaurus, were warm-blooded creatures in the same way birds and mammals are, according to a groundbreaking new ...

During the late 19th century, paleontologists made huge finds in the region, excavating specimens of famed dinosaurs like Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Diplodocus and Allosaurus.

A study found that dinosaurs such as Triceratops, above, or Stegosaurus had the right mix of size and speed to deposit seeds between three and 20 miles from parent plants.

More than 20 moving, roaring, life-sized prehistoric creatures are returning to Port Clinton as part of Dinosaur Takeover, returning April 27 to African Safari Wildlife Park, according to a news re… ...

Journey back in time at OMSI to the Mesozoic era -- the reign of the dinosaurs. The exhibit, featuring life-like dinosaurs that move and roar, runs from March 20 through Sept. 6.

Sotheby’s sold an unusually complete stegosaurus fossil at auction for a staggering $44.6 million, toppling the record fossil price that had previously been set by the king of the dinosaur world ...

Horridus is a Triceratops horridus skeleton that is also the most complete Triceratops skeleton ever — and it has found its forever home. What remains of this majestic creature from about 67 ...