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Photo: mikkelwilliam / Getty Images Something Ate the Dinosaurs After the Asteroid Killed Them, Scientists Say
Chicxulub kicked off an “impact winter,” resulting in a planet filled with dead organic matter.
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Illustration: Patchanop Boonsai A Chance Fossil Discovery Led Scientists to ‘the Last Titan’
One front leg bone alone measured nearly six feet long.
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Anyone Want a 145,000-Pound Dinosaur? The World’s Largest T. Rex Needs a New Home.
If you want it, it’s going to cost you a pretty penny.
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Photo: Thierry Hubin / Institute of Natural Sciences New ‘Spiny Dragon’ Dinosaur Species Identified With 125-Million-Year-Old Skin
Was this basically a giant porcupine?
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Reconstruction of Tameryraptor markgrafi (Artist: Joshua Knüppe via SNSB) Colossal New Dinosaur Identified From Photos of Fossils Destroyed in WWII
The new species represents one of the largest carnivores to ever walk the earth.
