Scientists have drawn a much more accurate picture of what the Dilophosaurus was like, and it's a far cry from its depiction in Jurassic Park. The creatures had crests on their heads, but they weren't ...

I tried to find this and failed, and went to see Richard Curry, who was then the owner of the trading post at the foot of the Tuba City grave. He got hold of Jesse Williams, a Navajo who had ...

Dilophosaurus, in a restoration based on an impression found at St. George, Utah. Art by Heather Kyoht Luterman Milner et al., 2009 The Early Jurassic is a mysterious time in dinosaur evolution. In ...

The Dilophosaurus made its on-screen debut in Jurassic Park and is one of the most famous dinosaurs in the franchise. By now, we all know that the Jurassic Park dinosaurs are genetic monsters, with ...

There’s something deeply satisfying about throwing stones. Skipping pebbles across a still pond brings peace like nothing else. Mountain top? Toss a rock into the abyss — you earned it. Bet you can’t ...

Some dinosaurs, while not the most beloved and revered animals of the Mesozoic, have been shaped and moulded by popular culture to the point where they are no longer the organisms they once were.