Introduction: Aucasaurus is one of the many genus of, you have guessed it, Abelisauridae. There is so many Abelisaurs that I forgot to count how many there are but surprisingly enough, this dinosaur is the most complete skeleton of any Abelisaurs! While paleontologists did not find many more skeletons of this dinosaur but having the […]
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Introduction: Concavenator is a relatively new dinosaur, discovered in 2010, with an almost complete skeleton that showed how different and strange this dinosaur’s shape was. While we know this dinosaur from only one skeleton find, that skeleton tells us more than several fragmented fossils could, unlike the hotly debated cousin of this dinosaur, Altispinax/Becklespinax. Concavenator’s
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Introduction: Amargasaurus is one of the weird and fascinating forms of a classic dinosaur body plan. We all know that Sauropods or Long-necked herbivorous dinosaur body plan with a long-neck, long tails, massive bodies, 4 tall legs and a small head on top but Amargasaurus is built a bit different because not only is it
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Introduction: Anurognathus, it has been a long time since I heard the name. The name itself may not hold anything special in anyone’s heart but to me, it holds a special place. A name that reminds me of my dinosaur-obsessed childhood. Back when I was young and found out about the most famous dinosaur and
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Introduction: Titanosaurus is one of the oldest sauropod dinosaur to be discovered and yet it is the least understood than any other sauropods, even more so, it was the first to start the Titanosauria family tree which includes a lot of other titanosaurs like Argentinosaurus & Dreadnoughtus. Now, there have been rumblings of Titanosaurus appearing
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Introduction: Spinosaurus, my favorite dinosaur of all time. The first time I ever saw a dinosaur, it was the Spinosaurus from Jurassic Park III and the way the dinosaur was portrayed in the film made it my favorite dinosaur. I loved the design, the color and the action scenes were absolutely amazing. It was like
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Introduction: Aquilops is one of the many small dinosaurs that inhabited Earth in the Early Cretaceous Period. In most cases, the large and terrifying dinosaurs get most of the spotlight but they were a lot of smaller dinosaurs that ran around on the planet. You might be wondering then why am I giving this dinosaur
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Introduction: This little pterosaur was one of the very first pterosaur to fly in the skies. Peteinosaurus was a very small pterosaur that lived in the Late Triassic Period when dinosaurs started to become more and more common in the landscape. Pterosaurs were one of those families which were different enough to be not in
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Introduction: Neovenator, meaning New Hunter, literally that is what it means in Greek (neo meaning new) and Latin (venator meaning hunter) is one of, if not, a really underrated dinosaur. It is a well researched and has been described from several skeletons of this species when discovered yet this dinosaur is quite underrepresented. This dinosaur
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Introduction Carnotaurus, the ‘Meat-eating bull’ is one of the most popular dinosaur to ever exist because of its distinctive horned look which almost all dinosaurs do not have. Also because of the fact how one well-preserved, almost complete skeleton was ever found and became popular due to it entering into a lot of pop culture
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