BBC Nature Dinosaurs

9 May 2013 Last updated at 09:07

A great dinosaur stampede that never was? Dinosaurs on the run

It's billed as the world's only known dinosaur stampede - but new research is taking a new look at events in the Australian outback 100m years ago. BBC News


Chicxulub impactApocalypse

Dinosaur-killing rock was probably a fast-moving comet, researchers say. BBC News

Dahalokely discovery siteDinosaur 'fills fossil record gap'

Dinosaur fossils unearthed in Madagascar are of a new species that roamed the Earth around 90 million years ago, say US researchers. BBC News

Dinosaur features

Dinosaurs

  • SpinosaurusLife on ancient Earth

    Walk with the dinosaurs and beasts of long ago and uncover the dramatic story of life on Earth

  • Tyrannosaurus rexTyrannosaurus rex

    The 'tyrant lizard king' that ruled North America during the late Cretaceous period


  • The Jurassic PeriodJurassic Period

    Explore life as it as was 200 million years ago


  • Asteroid strikeDeath of the dinosaurs

    The asteroid strike famed for the extinction of all non-avian dinosaurs


  • Stegosaurus

    The Jurassic plant-eating dinosaur that was only the size of a bus

  • Fossils

    See the evidence of ancient life forms preserved by natural processes

  • Winged reptiles

    Pterosaurs, also known as pterodactyls, were the first vertebrates to evolve powered flight

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