STUNNING drone footage has revealed the world’s longest dinosaur tracks dating back from 150 million years ago. Known as the ...

and one common type was the sauropod. These dinosaurs had some of the longest necks in history and are also among the largest ...

The biggest titanosaurs were about 10 times heavier ... It's not impossible that any land animal around today could one day evolve to ginormous sizes like sauropod dinosaurs. But sauropods were able ...

The largest known titanosaur (Dinosauria, Sauropoda) tooth and other isolated dental elements from the Serra da Galga Formation (Upper Cretaceous of Southeast Brazil) Cretaceous Research. Blood ...

The two most complete sauropod skeletons dug up in the UK belong to Cetiosaurus and Cetiosauriscus. These dinosaurs were ginormous. Scientists think that Cetiosaurus was probably the largest, but both ...

Excavations carried out this summer in southwestern France unearthed the remains of a new species of sauropod, a giant ...

Meat-eating dinosaurs lived in ecosystems rich with both living and dead prey, researchers suggest, after hypothesising giant carcasses, like the sauropod dinosaurs or like the Diplodocus might ...

A new study describes a new sauropod dinosaur that ... Sauropods—including iconic long-necked dinosaurs like Brachiosaurus and Apatosaurus—were the largest animals ever to walk the earth.

One of Europe's biggest dinosaur finds may have been ... A brachiosaur is a type of dinosaur known as a sauropod that roamed the planet during the late Jurassic era through to the early Cretaceous ...

However, the discovery of a skull in Southern Brazil has opened scientists’ eyes, revealing that at least one giant prehistoric predator roamed the world before the dinosaurs did. The predator ...

Eight original and reconstructed dinosaur fossils will ... old leg bone belonging to the sauropod family. The find, from Wyoming, is not part of the eight giant fossils on show.

According to the US Forest Service, the tracks were made by a single dinosaur looping in a 270-degree turn. The new discovery is the second largest sauropod track from the Jurassic period in ...