57. Distinctive Dinosaur Death Throes
01.09.2008
10. T. Rex Time Machine
Iconoclast Mary Schweitzer isolates 68-million-year-old proteins and finally proves the kinship of dinosaurs and chickens. 12.12.2007
Death By Cosmic Pinball
Astronomers triangulate the source of the dinosaur destroyer. 12.03.2007
Found: Real-Life Version of Sesame Street's Big Bird
If, that is, Wes Craven had designed the character... 09.10.2007
Some Dinos May've Survived the Cataclysm
If mammals, birds, and lizards pulled through, why not some dinosaurs? 08.29.2007
Digging for Dinos In The Land Of Genghis Khan
Can a first-time dinosaur hunter make it through a dig in Mongolia? 08.16.2007
Did T. Rex Taste Like Chicken?
Protein and DNA analyses cement the dinosaur-bird link. 08.01.2007
Science Imitates (Comic Book) Art
Paleontologists adopt a technical term from The Far Side. 06.20.2007
The Bone Collector
A world-famous fossil hunter was also a philanderer, oilman, and spy. 03.27.2007
Move Over, T. Rex
Most dinos are still in the ground. 12.12.2006
CSI: Jurassic
It takes the eye of an osteopath to diagnose the afflictions and affections of the dinosaur world. 09.01.2006
How To Build A T.Rex
Place dinosaur bones in empty warehouse. Add sculptors and fossil glue. Assemble 05.28.2006
Schweitzer's Dangerous Discovery
When this shy paleontologist found soft, fresh-looking tissue inside a T.rex femur, she erased a line between past and present. Then all hell broke loose 04.27.2006
How to Find a T. Rex
Dinosaurs died out millions of years ago, yet we have a pretty good idea of what these extinct animals looked like. 04.20.2006
The Year in Science: Paleontology
01.08.2006
The Paleontology of Footprints
Newly found track fossils offer clues about the life of T.rex and other behemoths 12.01.2005
Largest Pterosaurs Uncovered
12.01.2005
Paleontology
New discoveries hint there's a lot more in fossil bones than we thought 10.24.2005
Raptor Repeat
Did dinos evolve flight twice? 10.14.2005
T. Rex Sex
T. Rex Sex 09.09.2005
The Dragons of Liaoning
A trove of feathered dinosaurs and other astounding fossil finds in northern China shakes the roots of paleontology 06.05.2005
The Day Everything Died
The big knockdown fight in science these days is a debate about a cataclysm that occurred 250 million years ago 04.28.2005
Dinosaurs
Why do we have so many questions about the most successful animals that ever lived? 04.28.2005
Brazil's New Dinosaur
03.31.2005
Meet Mei long, The Sleeping Dragon
01.02.2005
The African Connection
09.30.2004
T. rex, Living Fast and Dying Young
09.25.2004
Godzilla vs. Mothra: The Prequel
08.30.2004
Dinosaurs on the Block
08.18.2004
Discover Dialogue: Anthropologist Robert Martin
Did our primate ancestors make their debut during the age of the dinosaurs? 07.25.2004
Maybe Dinosaurs Needed Flea Collars, Too
06.08.2004
Clever Like a Pterosaur
03.28.2004
Tracking Dinosaur Family Values
03.16.2004
A Scatological Dinosaur Surprise
02.05.2004
Paleontology
01.02.2004
Ask Discover
01.02.2004
Killer Cancer in the Cretaceous
11.03.2003
Dino Family Values
Were the relatives of Tyrannosaurus rex social creatures that stuck together with kin? If a maverick researcher is right, life in the Jurassic was one long, frightening picnic 06.01.2003
The Nocturnal Reptiles
01.01.2003
Pterrible Ptruth about Pterosaurs
11.01.2002
What Wiped Out the Dinosaurs?
New studies suggest that dramatic climate changes were killing off behemoths even before the asteroid impact 06.01.2002
Paleontology
Year In Science 01.13.2002
Secrets of Ancient Dinosaur Eggs
01.01.2002
The Meatless Shall Inherit the Earth
09.01.2001
The Creature From the Zuni Lagoon
A relentless dinosaur hunter unearths an entire ecosystem from the middle cretaceous period, not to mention some exotic new cousins of T. rex 08.01.2001
Dining with Dinos
06.01.2001
The Lowdown on the
03.01.2001
Works in Progress
The tricky art and science of interpreting CT scans of fossils 12.01.2000
What Did Dinosaurs Really Look Like?
What Did Dinosaurs Really Look Like? 09.01.2000
A Broccoli- Eating Croc?
09.01.2000
Romancing the Bone
How an amateur fossil hound unearthed dinosaur remains in a most unlikely place and rocked the world of paleontology 06.01.2000
Dinosaur on the Grow
04.01.2000
Interview: Frans de Waal
11.01.1999
Dead Dinosaurs Walking
08.01.1999
Bleak Lagoon Creatures
Araripe Lagoon was an unforgiving killer. It plucked its victims from the sky and sealed them in a briny grave 06.01.1999
Dino Hunter
Phil Currie's vision of tyrannosaurs is horrifying: Packs of monsters that stayed together to slay together 05.01.1999
Dino Hunter
Phil Currie's vision of tyrannosaurs is horrifying: Packs of monsters that stayed together to slay together 05.01.1999
Huevos Dinosauros
02.01.1999
A Bellyful of Jaws
11.01.1998
Ordure of Magnitude
10.01.1998
Saurian Sore
10.01.1998
A New T. Rex Cousin
08.01.1998
Surf's Up, Dinos Are Down
07.01.1998
Evolution Watch: A Sickle in the Clouds
A 70-million-year-old fossil bird recently found in Madagascar may just clinch the argument that birds descended from two-legged dinosaurs. 06.01.1998
A Sickle in the Clouds
A 70-million-year-old fossil bird recently found in Madagascar may just clinch the argument that birds descended from two-legged dinosaurs. 06.01.1998
Evolution Watch: King Claw
Ninety million years ago in what is now Argentina, a terrible predator hunted some of the biggest animals ever to walk on land. Meet Megaraptor. 04.01.1998
Monster of the Tub
Through the icy depths of Lake Champlain glides a mysterious beast, affectionately known as Champ. maybe it's a plesiosaur left over from the age of the dinosaurs. or maybe it's just a very peculiar water wave. 04.01.1998
The Year in Science: Evolution 1997
Tyrannosaurus Agonistes 01.01.1998
The Year in Science: Evolution 1997
Theropod in Progress 01.01.1998
The Year in Science: Evolution 1997
Cretaceous Pompeii 01.01.1998
The Year in Science: Evolution 1997
Ancient History 01.01.1998
Pompadourosaur?
11.01.1997
Dinosaurs in Motion
Computer scientists and paleontologists are joining forces to get the very largest of Earth's extinct giants moving again, this time the right way. 11.01.1997
Bony Ballast
10.01.1997
Dinos for Dinner
07.01.1997
Terror, Take Two
After the swift bipedal dinosaurs went extinct, the world never saw their like again--until a giant killer bird, sporting arms instead of wings, raced onto the stage. 06.01.1997
Sonorasaurus
05.01.1997
Old Bird
03.01.1997
The Alula at Dawn
01.01.1997
So Big, So Cosmopolitan
01.01.1997
Not a Raptor--a Caring Mom
01.01.1997
Funky Chicken
01.01.1997
Superultrahyper-megasaurus. Long, anyway
01.01.1997
Chomp Champ
12.01.1996
A Cold, Hard Look at Dinosaurs
They're neither as boring or as exciting as they've sometimes been painted. 12.01.1996
A Big Flying Fish Eater
11.01.1996
No DNA From Dinosaurs?
09.01.1996
What the Dinosaurs Left Us
Their fossilized poop shows what they ate. 06.01.1996
Great Teeth
05.01.1996
Tyrannosaurus wrecks
04.01.1996
Decapitating a Mosasaur
02.01.1996
Dinosaurs Packed Like Sardines
02.01.1996
From Teeth to Beak
01.01.1996
Giant Argentineans
01.01.1996
Reptile Rookery
06.01.1995
Dinosaur Mine
05.01.1995
Dinosaur Deconstruction
How we understand life's past is more a consequence of art than of science. 10.01.1993
Attack of the Dinosuckers!
05.01.1992