Today, we’re stepping back and taking a good look at what must have been one of the most awe-inspiring dinosaurs of all time: the magnificent Brachiosaurus. Most sauropod, or long-necked, dinos had ...

, Spielberg had a crucial decision to make—what type of dinosaur would appear first, bending imaginations and searing its place in cinematic history? Would he go with the ultra-kinetic, flesh-rending ...

Today; whilst continuing the theme of covering iconic dinosaurs from the Morrison Formation, we will be exploring the life and natural history of Brachiosaurus in a deep dive of detail. We will ...

As it turns out, "Bigfoot" was a dinosaur—a giant, plant-eating one. A new study based on fossils excavated in Wyoming reveals the largest dinosaur foot ever found and identifies it as a brachiosaur, ...

The fossil is more than six-and-half feet long and, once it had been wrapped in a protective “jacket” and affixed to two pieces of wood, weighed nearly 1,000 pounds. Photo courtesy of Brian Engh Last ...

Somewhere around 150 million years ago, a long-necked dinosaur roughly 65 feet from snout to tail tip died on a Patagonian floodplain. Its bones settled into what is now the Canadon Calcareo Formation ...