For more than a hundred years, scientists believed flying reptiles called pterosaurs took to the air with birdlike brains.

Scientists say the larger pterosaur had up to an 11 metre wingspan (about 37 feet) and it’s smaller brother, at 1.5 metres (5 feet) was believed to have become extinct because early birds out-competed ...

Over 166 million years after its time roaming the Earth, scientists announced the discovery of a winged dinosaur skeleton that was found on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. In findings published in the ...

Regurgitalites — fossilized vomit — are extraordinarily rare. They require an improbable sequence of events. The expulsion ...

In a surprising scientific discovery, researchers have identified a new extinct flying reptile species inside fossilised dinosaur vomit. The remains, known as "regurgitalite," have been stored for ...

Imagine throwing up after a bad burrito – only for that heave to reveal the existence of onions to scientists 110 million years in the future.

If you think you know everything there is to know about dinosaurs, guess again. A new species has just been uncovered. The discovery of a dinosaur skeleton was located on the Isle of Skye in Scotland.

The fossilized remains of North America’s oldest known flying dinosaur, dating back more than 200 million years, have been unearthed. Researchers say the "seagull-sized" pterosaur would have been ...

A group of paleontologists discovered a large, well-preserved pterosaur on a rocky beach off the coast of Scotland. Boasting roughly an 8-foot wingspan, the ancient reptile is the largest of its kind ...

New evidence was discovered that suggests feathers started appearing on animals around 70 million years earlier than previously suspected. Two anurognathid pterosaurs were studied by a group of ...

In prehistoric times, winged reptiles soared high above the dinosaurs. Like birds, they laid eggs, gathered food and fed their flightless offspring. For most of history, we didn't know much about ...

We have covered a good number of radio controlled objects in the past, but I think the Pterosaur has got to be our first flying dinosaur. Described as a “winged lizard”, the Pterosaur flies through ...