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Shingleback skink

How the Giant Megachunk Skink Was a “Heavy Metal" Lizard

Quetzalcoatlus northropi fossil in Naturmuseum Senckenberg

How Big Was Quetzalcoatlus and Other Giant Pterosaurs?

A spinosaurus in a swamp

Could Spinosaurus Really Take On T. rex? And Other Facts

Reptile beheading

These Triassic Reptiles' Necks Were So Long They Lost Their Heads

Titanosaur sauropod during the Jurassic period

A Complete Dinosaur Timeline to Extinction: How Long Did They Roam Earth?

Archaeopteryx

What Makes Archaeopteryx Fossils the Bizarre Bridge Between Dinos and Birds?

Two Vectipelta barretti

New Armored Dinosaur Species Roamed Earth Up to 145 Million Years Ago

Fig. 1 Neotype Spinosaurus © Witton 2020 R

As Meat-Eating Hunters With Strong Jaws, Theropods Ruled the Mesozoic

iew of an impressive fossil skeleton of a Titanosaur, one of the largest animals ever lived, at the Field Natural History Museum in Chicago, IL, USA

5 Massive Dinosaur Fossils and Where They Were Found

Closeup of a yellow dinosaur eye

Dinosaurs Laid Eggs, So Do We Classify Them All As Reptiles?

Deinocheirus dinosaur - 3D render

Top 5 Weirdest Dinosaurs: What Was Mother Nature Thinking?

Tyrannosaurus rex

The Top 7 Scariest Dinosaurs the World Has Ever Seen

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