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.
During the evolution from flightless dinosaurs to winged migrants, birds got better at smelling as well as flight.
Complicated love on the rocks, sand, and shoreline of ancient lakes made early life interesting.
The dinosaur lived about 205 million years ago in what is now Ghost Ranch, N.M., which inspired the animal's spooky name.
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.
The thigh bone of a huge extinct mammal was first recovered by the ancient Greeks and may have inspired a beast in classical mythology.
Enormous plant-eating dinosaurs had bodies and necks that functioned like a canister vacuum cleaner.
No floppy-eared Easter-type bunny, this rabbit had small ears, smallish eyes and enormous heft.