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Largest Ever Dinosaur Discovered in Southeast Asia Was a Real Doozy
Artistic illustration of Nagatitan. (Patchanop Boonsai) An ancient giant – as massive as nine elephants – has emerged from Thailand. The dinosaur, named Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, lived more than 100 ...
During their reign of dominance on Earth for more than 160 million years, dinosaurs evolved into many diverse species. Although some species were vegetarian and harmless, others were fierce carnivores ...
A gigantic fossil of a 67-million-year-old T. rex will soon be up for grabs via Sotheby’s this July. Known as “Gus,” the ...
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Dinosaur in China walked at just 0.6 mph in newly studied footprint field
Researchers in northern China have confirmed one of the country’s largest dinosaur footprint fields ...
"Gus," the King of the Dinosaurs: Sotheby's to Auction the Most Extraordinary T. rex Ever Discovered
This summer, Sotheby's will auction "Gus," one of the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex specimens ever discovered, ...
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Why this 89-foot giant may be Southeast Asia’s last titan
Around 120 million years ago, dinosaur titans roamed what is now eastern Thailand. At this time, Thailand was closer to the ...
You've probably heard of the Tyrannosaurus rex - one of the largest theropod dinosaurs that ever existed. But, it wasn't the only T. rex that ruled during the Cretaceous Period. Scientists have ...
A new study suggests that certain theropods—two-legged, mostly meat-eating dinosaurs—had shrunken forelimbs as an ...
A trio of researchers uncovered a massive marine reptile with the scientific name Tylosaurus rex after a hefty amount of ...
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In Thailand, scientists have just discovered a gigantic new dinosaur (dating back more than 100 million years ago!)
Discovered in north-eastern Thailand from fossils unearthed several years ago, this new prehistoric titan is remarkable both ...
One question dinosaur lovers have asked for years is what would happen if Tyrannosaurus rex and Spinosaurus ever met in ...
Ancient oceans were filled with massive, fearsome creatures. Based on sheer size alone, these animals put today’s aquatic giants to shame. One such creature is a newly named “sea tyrant” that ruled ...
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