Dakota the Mummified Dinosaur

Washington, May 29 - A new species of horned dinosaur unearthed in Mexico has larger horns - up to four-feet-long - than any other species. It has given scientists fresh insights into the ancient history of western North America, says a new study by a team of researchers from the University of Utah (U-U). 'We know very little about the dinosaurs of Mexico, and this find increases immeasurably our knowledge of the dinosaurs living in Mexico during the Late Cretaceous period,' said Mark Loewen...Read Full Story

They have found a Mummified Dinosaur, nicknamed "Dakota" after being found in North Dakota!This Dinosaur might be able to "unlock" secrets for paleontologists, and change the whole scientific world's view of Dinosaurs, and how they lived.I think it's awesome! (and I am dying to go see it.. )Read Full Story

Early meat-eating dinosaur unearthed Thursday, 20 January 2011 00:00 Editor Features – Science THE dinosaur family tree just added a new relative: a small, nipping, meat-eating creature dating back to dinosaurs’ earliest days. Unearthed in 230-million-year-old rocks in Argentina, in life this bipedal animal would have been as tall as a seven-year-old but as light as a house cat. Paleontologists announced the new dinosaur, dubbed Eodromaeus, or “dawn runner,” in the January 14 Science...Read Full Story

Washington, Dec 20: Scientists have for the first time recorded the presence of large bodied herbivorous dinosaurs in Antarctica. - Indiatalkies.comRead Full Story

(University of Pennsylvania) A team of paleontologists, including a University of Pennsylvania doctoral candidate, has described a new species of herbivore dinosaur based upon an incomplete skeleton found in western New Mexico. The new species, Jeyawati rugoculus, thrived near the shore of a vast inland sea 91 million years ago.Read Full Story