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TL;DR: Dinosaur names come from Greek and Latin words that describe distinctive physical features, behaviors, or discovery locations. The word "dinosaur" itself means "terrible lizard" from Greek...

TL;DR: Stegosaurus was a large, herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period (155-145 million years ago) in what is now the western United States and Portugal. This iconic dinosaur...

TL;DR: Velociraptor mongoliensis lived 74-70 million years ago in what's now Mongolia. Despite Jurassic Park's portrayal, real Velociraptors were turkey-sized, fully feathered predators weighing...

TL;DR: Dozens of dinosaur species possessed feathers or feather-like structures, fundamentally changing our understanding of what dinosaurs looked like. The vast majority of feathered dinosaurs were...

Discover which dinosaur holds the record for largest ever. From Argentinosaurus to Patagotitan, explore the colossal titanosaurs that weighed as much as 12 elephants.

TL;DR: Tyrannosaurus rex lived 68-66 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period in what's now North America. This apex predator stood 12-13 feet tall at the hip, stretched 40+ feet long, and...

Meet Doolysaurus huhmini — a fuzzy, turkey-sized baby dinosaur just discovered in Korea and named after a beloved cartoon character.

Researchers unveiled an almost complete skeleton of Alnashetri, a 90-million-year-old dinosaur weighing less than 2 pounds—one of the smallest dinosaurs ever found in South America.

TL;DR: Stegosaurus was a large, heavily-built herbivorous dinosaur that lived 155-145 million years ago during the Late Jurassic Period. It's instantly recognizable by its distinctive rows of...

TL;DR: Triceratops was a massive herbivorous dinosaur that lived 68-66 million years ago with three horns and a frill nearly one meter across. It likely battled T. rex, lived a solitary life, and...

Scientists discovered the youngest pachycephalosaurid skeleton ever - a baby dome-headed dinosaur less than 1 year old. Here's what they found.

Netflix's 'The Dinosaurs' from Steven Spielberg and Morgan Freeman just hit #2 on Netflix with 10.4M views. Here's everything you need to know.