A huge dinosaur skeleton "sort of disappeared" during its transatlantic journey from the U.S. to a museum in Denmark, but as CBS News' Leah Mishkin reports, the 150-million-year-old Camarasaurus Grandis finally made it to its new home.
Paleontologists have verified that the specimen was a living hadrosaur, a family of herbivorous, duck-billed dinosaurs that lived over 82 million years ago.
The Gaiasia jennyae had a "toilet seat-shaped" head and huge fangs to munch on its prey 300 million years ago - 40 million years before the first dinosaurs evolved
40 million years before dinosaurs became the world's apex predators, there existed a human-sized salamander with four-inch fangs, according to scientists.
Only 15 percent of the state of Mississippi's largest ever dinosaur skeleton has been safely unearthed since its discovery in 2007. Officials say it's 'incredibly unusual'
Argentine President Javier Milei published a screed against an unnamed "perfect idiot dinosaur" on social media on Tuesday in which he once again referred to Brazilian President Lula da Silva as a "communist" and "corrupt."