Today, we will be exploring a dinosaur - along with its wider family - who has been the victim of one of these proverbial tugs of war - Baryonyx, a famous genus of spinosaurid from what is now England ...

An artist's impression of Jurassic, fern-eating sauropodomorphs from what is today east-central Poland. A new study of dinosaur droppings from this region is helping to explain how the dinosaurs ...

The first dinosaurs were go-getters, Qvarnström said, eating whatever they could — including insects, fish and plants. When climate conditions changed, they were quick to adapt.

"They were eating insects, fish, plants — everything that they came across." Ultimately, he says, over millions of years, that dietary flexibility allowed them to rule the Earth. Rise of the ...

The first dinosaurs were go-getters, Qvarnström said, eating whatever they could — including insects, fish and plants. When climate conditions changed, they were quick to adapt.

The way the dinosaurs relinquished their long dominance is well known. An asteroid struck Earth 66 million years ago, triggering a horrific mass extinction. But the way the dinosaurs -- modest ...

The first dinosaurs were go-getters, Qvarnström said, eating whatever they could — including insects, fish and plants. When climate conditions changed, they were quick to adapt.

The first dinosaurs were go-getters, Qvarnström said, eating whatever they could — including insects, fish and plants. When climate conditions changed, they were quick to adapt.