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Yale researchers used machine learning and a WWII radar technique to confirm Spinosaurus spent most of its life underwater, while mesosaurs apparently couldn't commit.
ScienceDaily
Scotty the T. rex broke a rib, didn't finish healing, died in a salty marsh, and accidentally left scientists a 66-million-year-old blood vessel network. Show-off.
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A scorpion the size of a coffee table roamed Earth 415 million years ago, before trees existed, because apparently ecological opportunity beats oxygen levels.
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover a new Ice Age toad species in fossils that sat in a museum for decades - proving that even in paleontology, good things come to those who wait.
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A 31-foot terror croc that ate dinosaurs is back, reconstructed in full glory at Georgia's Tellus Science Museum - because a school bus with teeth is exactly what your field trip needs.
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Younger sauropods could stand on their hind legs like giants; adults, not so much - turns out being huge is a literal pain in the femur.
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Sotheby's is auctioning a spectacular T. rex skeleton for up to $30 million, but paleontologists worry it will end up in a private collection, lost to science forever - unless someone decides philanthropy is cooler than a giant fossil in their foyer.
ScienceDaily
T. Rex took 40 years to reach full size, not 25, thanks to hidden growth rings and a new statistical approach - because even dinosaurs needed a prolonged awkward phase.
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Paleontologists confirm Texas mosasaur was 43 feet of serrated teeth and bad attitude, proving everything - including ancient sea monsters - is bigger in the Lone Star State.
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