Paleontologists have uncovered massive dinosaur footprints in the Gobi Desert, marking the trail of what could be one of the largest hadrosaurids ever found. With a 92 cm (3 feet) wide footprint and a ...

Colossal Saurolophus footprints in Mongolia could belong to dinosaur bigger than T-Rex. (photo credit: Okayama University of Science) Paleontologists found an extraordinary dinosaur footprint ...

Now, it will be displayed at the Museum & Art Swindon. This comes after earlier this year, the UK’s largest ever dinosaur footprint was found. It was discovered in a quarry in Oxfordshire where ...

A mother and her 10-year-old daughter were taking a leisurely stroll on the beach at Penarth (Wales) when a footprint caught their eye. A story told by the BBC. Trump signs order that likely sets ...

Scientists have identified a previously unknown dinosaur species from an unlikely source: photographs of fossils destroyed during the Allied bombing of Munich in World War II. Researchers ...

The book, which looks specifically at flat-fronted Victorian terraced house types, is the first in a proposed series of downloadable documents which will eventually cover almost all of the UK’s ...

Funding for the 2024 excavation was provided by the Curry Fund of the Geologists’ Association (to Butler, Edgar, Nicholls & Murdock), the Research Support Fund of the School of Geography, Earth ...

In 2024, researchers from the universities of Oxford and Birmingham excavated a huge expanse of a quarry floor in Oxfordshire filled with hundreds of dinosaur footprints. Dating to the Middle ...

The earliest species of dinosaur are likely buried deep within the Earth and are incredibly difficult to reach. However, some research offers a suggestion of where to look. These bones may lie ...

These were no mean feet. Scientists put their “stamp” on prehistory after discovering a massive dinosaur footprint in Mongolia said to have belonged to one of the largest two-legged animals ...

A GIANT two-legged dinosaur that dwarfed the T-rex stomped through the Gobi Desert over 65 million years ago. The proof? Its enormous footprints, the largest of which measures three feet across.