Through the years, the dinosaurs have grown bigger, faster, and more intelligent-terrifying with every installment from The ...

Long before this year’s iconic “Could one hundred men beat one gorilla” argument, the brave directors of the Jurassic Park/World franchise took to the silver screen to answer the most important ...

Jurassic Park and Jurassic World have some fearsome creatures, but there are a few dinosaurs that have no equals.

With a moving speed of up to 50km/h, and a tail said to be the strongest in the dinosaur family, Carnotaurus is one of the most "annoying" predators that ever existed on Earth. 9. Charcharodontosaurus ...

SpiderBot, SpiderBot SpiderBot experiments hint at “echolocation” to locate prey Experiments with robotic spiders and prey suggest spiders can detect differences in natural web frequencies.

This species had a small head with a stubby snout and one horn above each eye. The Carnotaurus preyed on small prey, or even large ones like Sauropods. The horns of this species could have been used ...

Whether Koleken and Carnotaurus lived side-by-side is unknown. The La Colonia Formation spans about five million years, and so the two carnivores could have been contemporaries or separated by ...

Carnotaurus sastrei (Credit: Lida Xing and Yi Liu) As a unique type of dinosaur in the Abelisauridae family, Carnotaurus sastrei had even smaller forearms than the T. rex. First found in Patagonia in ...

The latter suggestion is supported by Carnotaurus’s relatively weak bite force, compared to other large theropods. It might have employed a hit-and-run tactic to wear down its prey rather than ...

Impaling prey may also act as a way for males to show off their hunting capabilities to females. A 1989 study on a related shrike species in Israel found that a male's cache increased prior to the ...