The battle scars on the remains of a 120-million-year-old marine reptile suggest ocean life during the dinosaurs was rough.
Preserved tissues from an extinct marine lizard fossil show that even sea-loving animals can keep their collagen cool under pressure.
A non-native species of tortoise is proving a good substitute for extinct native seed dispersers in Mauritius.
Meet "Hammer-Biter," a newly discovered marsupial that lived 10 to 17 million years ago and had hammer-like teeth.
Non-avian feathered dinosaurs might have spent much of their time nibbling off insects and scratching themselves.
Paleontologists find one of the largest-ever carnivorous dinosaurs who was also a cousin of Tyrannosaurus rex.
Enormous plant-eating dinosaurs had bodies and necks that functioned like a canister vacuum cleaner.
The left fossil wing of what looks like a Pteranodon was found in Texas, providing what might be the oldest North American specimen of this flying dinosaur.
Just as a pair of mites began to mate, a blob of tree resin fell upon them, preserving the moment for eternity.
Rescued from a looted quarry, Brontomerus is giving paleontologists a kick.