DC has revealed the release date for Superman: Welcome to Metropolis, a prequel novel to the upcoming DCU movie. Set before ...

Tyra the Tyrannosaurus, the lovable landmark that ... The 25-metre-high attraction — billed as the World's Largest Dinosaur, and the backdrop to hundreds of thousands of tourist photos over ...

1:36 Drumheller’s iconic Tyra the T-Rex faces possible extinction Tyra ... The 25-metre-high attraction — billed as the World’s Largest Dinosaur, and the backdrop to hundreds of thousands ...

Colter Johnson uses a brush to excavate a dinosaur bone believed to be a radius as volunteers ... Unlike the more famous therapods like Tyrannosaurus rex, therizinosaurs were likely herbivorous and ...

a towering symbol of Drumheller’s rich connection to dinosaur history and tourism, attracting visitors from around the world. Tyra weighs in at 65 tonnes and stands at 25 metres, more than four times ...

Paleontologists have discovered a strange new dinosaur species that may have looked like a giant, feathered mix of a sloth and giraffe. It had only two raptor-like clawed fingers per hand ...

which were part of the theropod family that includes Tyrannosaurus rex. Therizinosaurs, however, were plant-eaters or omnivores — not apex predators. The newly discovered dinosaur stood about 10 ...

A rare new species of two-clawed dinosaur has been discovered by scientists ... species within the group tyrannosaurids, which includes Tyrannosaurus rex, but Duonychus evolved its two-fingered ...

While they were part of the dinosaur clade called theropods that included all the meat-eaters such as Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus, therizinosaurs preferred plants on their menu. Therizinosaurs ...

Lead study author Yoshitsugu Kobayashi from Hokkaido University in Japan described the new dinosaur species in Mongolia, Duonychus, as one of the most unusual members of an already strange group.

A new species of dinosaur named Duonychus tsogtbaatari has been discovered by scientists, and unlike other therizinosaurs, this species has only two clawed fingers instead of three.

Some 200 million years ago, a 12-ton dinosaur that was double the size of an African elephant stomped around South Africa. In a study just published in Current Biology, a team of researchers revealed ...