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 ...

But I have seen only fossils of these creatures, nothing living – with one exception. One group of dinosaurs is still around. To find them, just go outside and look up. Ankylosaurus was a plant-eating ...

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.

SEEN” dinosaur that dates back 150 million years has been revealed – and is now on show in the heart of London. The speedy ...

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 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.

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.