Learn more about the animals you thought were dinosaurs, and the animal we thought wasn't a dinosaur, but actually is.

It can be fun to imagine what it was like when dinosaurs were alive on Earth, lurking under the water, defending their territories on land and soaring through the sky. But wait, that imaginary ...

On a cold, barren mountaintop in southern Chile, Julia Clarke knelt to peer at the ground through a pair of ski goggles she wore against the wind and the high-latitude sun. Clarke, a tall, ...

The first vertebrates took to the skies sometime during the Triassic Period, about 225 million years ago. They weren’t birds, but pterosaurs—-ancient flying reptiles of the archosaur clade, closely ...

Flying reptiles of the prehistoric skies, pterosaurs, are long extinct but continue to reveal the secrets of evolution. These creatures, contemporaries of the dinosaurs, ranged in wingspan from small, ...

One close glimpse of a modern bird, especially around the eyes, and it may feel like you're looking into the ancient past, when massive creatures walked the Earth and soared across its skies. It's ...

For more than 150 years, researchers have been studying the fossils of bird-like dinosaur Archaeopteryx and attempting to answer this question: Did it fly? Although it may sound simple, the fossils of ...

A new exhibit at the Center of Science and Industry museum in Columbus is taking guests to a land before time. The exhibit, called "Flight in the Age of Dinosaurs," highlights some of the oldest ...

"First published in Australia by NewSouth, an imprint of the University of New South Wales Press, Ltd."--Title page verso. "The discovery of stunning, feathered dinosaur fossils coming out of China ...

Gauthier, Jacques and de Queiroz, Kevin. 2001. "Feathered Dinosaurs, Flying Dinosaurs, Crown Dinosaurs and the Names "Aves"." In New Perspectives on the Origin and Early Evolution of Birds: ...

Imagine the sound of a dinosaur roaring... Super loud, right? Wrong... It turns out the giant prehistoric creatures almost certainly didn't roar. You might be surprised to hear that some scientists ...