Meet Fona herzogae: the tiny dinosaur that burrowed its way into paleontological history—who rewrote just about everything we know about survival in the age of giants.

A dig at a limestone quarry in Oxfordshire in the U.K. has yielded a massive, downright prehistoric find: hundreds of ...

The five sets of tracks represent four-legged sauropods and a three-toed carnivore that might have crossed paths on a ...

Four giant herbivores and one predator walked across the same spot in modern-day England. “It’s the closest we’ll get to a time machine,” said one of the lead excavators.

Rather than the grasslands that blanket the area today, Jurassic Oxfordshire more resembled the Florida Keys, humid with lagoons and muddy swamps — prime territory for dinosaur feet to sink into ...

Researchers in England have found the largest dinosaur footprint site ever discovered in the U.K. about 60 miles northwest of ...

The dinosaur species survived in the wild by staying close to one another to discourage predators and keep one another in ...

with the longest continuous track stretching almost 500 feet in length. Four of the five trackways uncovered are believed to have been made by a long-necked herbivorous dinosaur, most likely a ...

“The preservation is so detailed that we can see how the mud was deformed as the dinosaur’s feet squelched in and out,” said Duncan Murdock, an earth scientist at the Oxford museum.

A quarry in South East England has yielded a fascinating paleontological discovery: long tracks with a total of 200 footprints left by enormous dinosaurs that roamed the earth during the Middle ...

“The preservation is so detailed that we can see how the mud was deformed as the dinosaur’s feet squelched in and out,” said Duncan Murdock, an earth scientist at the Oxford museum.