The 110 million-year-old fossil of a nodosaur preserves the animal’s armor, skin, and what may have been its final meal.

For the first time, paleontologists have identified fossilized footprints of ankylosaurid dinosaurs, the tail-clubbed relatives of the better-known nodosaurids. The discovery was made in the Canadian ...

When we think of dinosaur fossils, we often think of footprints preserved in sandstone, or bones carefully displayed inside a museum. But what about mummified dinosaurs? Share on Facebook (opens in a ...

Some 99 million years ago, a juvenile dinosaur got its feathery tail stuck in tree resin, a death trap for the small creature. But its misfortune is now giving scientists unique insight into feathered ...