View Article  Sauropod Femur Discovered In Japan

New Sauropod Fossil Found in Japan

A team of Japanese scientists have reported the discovery of a long-necked dinosaur's thighbone on Honshu island - Japan.   more »

View Article  Evidence of Pack behaviour in "Raptors" unveiled in China

Is a Fossil Trackway Proof of Pack Hunting in "Raptors"?

A set of tracks uncovered by an internationanl team of palaeontologists in eastern China may demonstrate pack behaviour in Dromaeosaurs.   more »

View Article  Confusing Spinosaurs - when is a Spinosaur a Spinosaur?

The Confusion over Spinosaurs

When is a Spinosaur a Spinosaur? This is a question that puzzles palaeontologists. The lack of fossils adds to the confusion, how is Baryonyx related to Spinosaurus?   more »

View Article  "Oh we Do Like to be Beside the Seaside" - Early Man a Beach-comber

Early Man the Beach-Comber

Evidence from South African coast indicates that Homo sapiens survived dramatic climate change by learning to forage from the sea.   more »

View Article  Dig a Dinosaur - Evidence that Dinosaurs Lived in Burrows

Evidence of Burrowing Dinosaurs Reported

A team of palaeontologists from Montana State University have presented a paper providing evidence of a burrowing Dinosaur.   more »
View Article  The Neanderthals were Redheads

DNA Reveals that Neanderthals may have been Redheads

German scientists researching the DNA make-up of Neanderthals have revealed evidence that they may have been fair skinned redheads.   more »

View Article  Prehistoric Times - Autumn 2007 Edition

Review of Prehistoric Times Autumn Edition (Issue 83)

Prehistoric Times is the magazine of Prehistoric model fans and dinosaur enthusiasts.   more »

View Article  Helping Your Children with their Reading

National Reading Year Starts Today

Parents are encouraged to read to their children, helping children to learn to love books   more »

View Article  Chinese Workers build Dam to Protect Dinosaurs
Chinese Workers Build Dam to Protect Dinosaurs. A 1,450 metre earth dam has just been completed in China to protect a mountainous area full of dinosaur fossils from flood-waters.   more »
View Article  Christmas Gift Ideas from Everything Dinosaur
Why not Try Dinosaur this Christmas? If you are looking for some Christmas gift ideas, then why not turn to Everything Dinosaur for inspiration.   more »
View Article  Meat-Eating Dinosaur Tracks Discovered in Australia
The First Meat-Eater Footprints Found in Australia. A team of scientists from Victoria have reported on three dinosaur trackways that indicate the presence of carnivores in the polar forests.   more »
View Article  Living Fossil Helped back to New Zealand Mainland
Living Fossil - gets help Re-locating to New Zealand Mainland A team of Scientists have introduced more Tuatara to a special reptile sanctuary near Wellington.   more »
View Article  Recommended Last UK and International Posting Dates for Christmas

Post in Time for Christmas

With just 68 days to go before Christmas, we thought it might be helpful if we posted up the recommended last posting dates for UK ...   more »

View Article  Giant Dinosaur Discovered in a Cretaceous "Lost World"

A new species of enormous dinosaur estimated to measure more than 100ft long has been found amid a lost world of fossil remains.

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View Article  The Clever Catch - An Inflatable Dinosaur Ball that Tests Your Knowledge

The Clever Catch - Inflatable Dinosaur Ball and Prehistoric Animal Quiz

Introducing the Dinosaur themed Clever Catch inflatable quiz ball, a bit of mouthful, but if you can say it, ...   more »

View Article  The Thagomizer- how the Spikes on the end of Stegosaurus got their Name
The Thagomizer a term used to describe the arrangement of defensive tail spikes on Stegosaurs owes its origins to the cartoonist Gary Larson.   more »