Prehistoric Animals: The Rulers Before the Dinosaurs

Prehistoric Animals: The Rulers Before the Dinosaurs

JAKARTA – Talk about dinosaur , some people may be immediately drawn to past lives on earth. In their history, they have been rulers for millions of years. Today the dinosaurs are extinct. However, discussions regarding these ancient animals are still emerging and are always an interesting topic to follow. Dinosaurs were giant reptile creatures … Read more

Oldest vegetarian dinosaur fossil found in Jaisalmer, dating older than China

Oldest vegetarian dinosaur fossil found in Jaisalmer, dating older than China

New Delhi. The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)-Roorkee and the Geological Survey of India (GSI) have found the oldest fossil remains of a long-necked herbivorous dinosaur in Jaisalmer, suggesting that India was a major center for the evolution of dinosaurs. This species of dinosaur is about 16.7 million years old, it has been named Therosaurus … Read more

A Glimpse into the Jurassic World: Mammals Hunting Dinosaurs

A Glimpse into the Jurassic World: Mammals Hunting Dinosaurs

Did you know that there was a Jurassic period when everyone was not safe from the dreaded dinosaurs? A mammal fossil found in China provides the answer. This fossil dates back to the Jurassic period when the dinosaurs lived. The fossil is of a creature similar to the badgers known today as polar bears and … Read more

Why Did T-Rex Have Small Arms? The Evolutionary Explanation

Why Did T-Rex Have Small Arms? The Evolutionary Explanation

Jakarta – Tyrannosaurus rex or T-rex is known as the most ferocious dinosaur and has the strongest bite among all animals that have ever walked on land. However, judging from its shape, T-rex has very small hands compared to its body. Why? Despite being extinct, T-rex is known to have lived in the wilderness at … Read more

Dinosaur Diseases: Surprising Similarities with Human Health Issues

Dinosaur Diseases: Surprising Similarities with Human Health Issues

Dinosaur Diseases That Humans Also Experience Jakarta – Diseases that humans experience are not exclusive to our species. It turns out that some of the diseases that afflict humans are also found in other creatures, including dinosaurs. From cataracts to cancer, dinosaurs had their fair share of health issues. A study led by Bruce Rothschild … Read more

Why Did an Asteroid Kill the Dinosaurs? Exploring the Catastrophic Event That Wiped Out Life on Earth

Why Did an Asteroid Kill the Dinosaurs? Exploring the Catastrophic Event That Wiped Out Life on Earth

Asteroids have long been a topic of fascination and concern for scientists and astronomers. The impact of an asteroid can have devastating consequences for life on Earth, as evidenced by the extinction of the dinosaurs. A recent article from Jakarta explores the reasons behind the asteroid’s ability to wipe out the dinosaurs and whether a … Read more

Newly Discovered Armored Dinosaur Species: Insights into Early Cretaceous Life and Mass Extinction

Why Did an Asteroid Kill the Dinosaurs? Exploring the Catastrophic Event That Wiped Out Life on Earth

Armored Dinosaur Discovered in England, Lived in the Early Cretaceous Jakarta – The search for dinosaur life continues, even though they are extinct. The persistence of researchers has led to the discovery of a new species, the armored dinosaur (Vecripelta barretti), which belongs to the ankylosaurus group. This species was discovered in the Wessex Formation … Read more

New Dinosaur Species: Vectipelta barretti – Discoveries from the Isle of Wight

Why Did an Asteroid Kill the Dinosaurs? Exploring the Catastrophic Event That Wiped Out Life on Earth

New Species of Armored Dinosaur Discovered on the Isle of Wight Jakarta – A new species of dinosaur has been discovered on the Isle of Wight, and it is unlike any other previously known dinosaur. Named Vectipelta barretti, this giant reptile belongs to the ankylosaur family and is the first new species of armored dinosaur … Read more

Discovering the Swimming Abilities of Dinosaurs: Insights from Paleontology

Discovering the Swimming Abilities of Dinosaurs: Insights from Paleontology

Dinosaurs were not only land-dwelling giants, but they also had the ability to swim, according to recent discoveries by paleontologists. Despite being extinct for millions of years, experts continue to study the behavior of these ancient creatures. Dave Gillette, the curator of paleontology at the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff, US, explained that while … Read more

New Armored Dinosaur Species Found on Isle of Wight: Vectipelta barretti

Why Did an Asteroid Kill the Dinosaurs? Exploring the Catastrophic Event That Wiped Out Life on Earth

Title: New Dinosaur Species with Armor-Like Skin Discovered on Isle of Wight Date: June 21, 2023 Researchers have made an exciting discovery on the Isle of Wight, England, uncovering a new species of dinosaur with skin as hard as steel, resembling armor. The dinosaur, named Vectipelta barretti, belongs to the ankylosaur family and is the … Read more