Fossilized droppings have revealed that some herbivorous dinosaurs occasionally snacked on seafood.
At the size of a beach ball, the monster-sized Beelzebufo ampinga was the largest frog that ever lived.
Scientists believe that they have finally worked out what type of creature 'Dickinsonia' actually was.
The ancestors of today's blue whales were deadly predators with rows of large, razor-sharp teeth.
Palaeontologists have discovered an enormous Ichthyosaurus specimen in a German museum collection.
Scientists have identified an extinct species of mini-dolphin that lived over 30 million years ago.
The mystery surrounding a dinosaur made up of various mismatched body parts has finally been solved.
Palaeontologists have discovered the skull of what is thought to be mankind's earliest known ancestor.
A 70-ton titanosaur has been officially established as the largest land animal ever to walk the Earth.
Dinosaurs equipped with spikes and bony plates may have also employed camouflage to avoid predators.
Contrary to the plot of Jurassic Park, a rampaging Tyrannosaurus rex wouldn't actually move very fast.
Palaeontologists have been studying the remains of a crocodile-like land predator from the Jurassic era.
A mass extinction event 200 million years ago made it possible for the dinosaurs to dominate the planet.
The idea that Tyrannosaurus rex had a thick plumage of feathers has been called in to serious doubt.
The incredibly well-preserved hatchling is believed to date back 99 million years to the Cretaceous Era.
The discovery casts doubt on the idea that modern humans evolved in a single 'cradle of humanity'.
A recent excavation in the heart of Los Angeles has yielded evidence of giant prehistoric beasts.
Palaeontologists in Russia have discovered a huge new sea creature that lived 130 million years ago.
A remarkable new palaeontological discovery in Europe could rewrite the history of human evolution.
The prehistoric carnivore was capable of exerting 8,000 pounds of force with its huge gaping jaws.