Looking for the best things to do in Orlando this weekend? Here are some family-friendly events and activities to add to your ...

Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park is an all-time dinosaur movie classic, but there’s one plot hole in the movie that has ...

Cat lover? Fossil fanatics? Get ready for a prehistoric purr-adise as Silesia Games Sp unleashes Cats and Seek: Dino Park. Available on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, this charming hidden object ...

Bhubaneswar: Odisha's first-ever dinosaur-themed park, "Dinosaurs Alive", was inaugurated at Regional Science Centre (RSC), Bhubaneswar on Monday by science and technology minister Krushna Chandra ...

That series is the Cats and Seek one. A series that has taken us to Osaka previously, and now provides a ticket to the Dino Park. Cats and Seek: Dino Park is about as cosy as you can get.

The park features activities where visitors may enjoy both nature and heart-pounding adventures, drawing inspiration from the Yambaru Jungle. A jeep journey through a jungle teeming with 20 life-sized ...

“We want visitors to feel like they’re stepping into the world of dinosaurs and walk away feeling inspired, empowered, and ready to make a difference for the future.” The Edelman Fossil Park ...

This state was home to woolly mammoths and giant marine reptiles like Megalneusaurus, but dinosaurs also roamed this vast area. Today, we will explore seven different dinosaurs that lived in Alaska.

Theropods are classified as carnivorous dinosaurs that are able to walk on two legs with hollow, thin-walled bones and usually small forelimbs – the tyrannosaurus is a famous example.

Yet the origin of these remarkable structures predates birds. Feathered dinosaurs were first reported in the 1990s, but many mysteries remain about how and when feathers emerged. Did all dinosaurs ...

Fossils newly unearthed in southeastern Australia have upended long-held assumptions about dinosaur evolution, revealing the world’s oldest known megaraptorid and the first confirmed evidence of ...

One fateful day 66 million years ago, the dinosaurs — which had inhabited Earth for about 165 million years — got a nasty surprise: A roughly 9-mile-wide (15 kilometers) asteroid crashed into ...