4 hrs ago | MyHighPlains.com
The Discovery Center Hosting "Dinosaurs and Dessert" featuring Dinosaur Expert Thursday
The Don Harrington Discovery Center is hosting "Dinosaurs and Dessert," a special after-hours event June 20 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Everyone is invited to enjoy dessert while exploring the science museum's traveling dinosaur exhibits, "Hatching the Past: Dinosaur Eggs and Babies" and two life-size African animatronic prehistoric creatures, Suchomimus ... (more)
6 hrs ago | Racked
In The Window: There Are Gilded Dinosaur Skeletons at Louis Vuitton
Another day, another artful Louis Vuitton window installation. This term, the LV team is taking a look at dinosaur skeletons, inspired by the Natural History Museum in Paris' Les Jardins des Plantes .
7 hrs ago | RollingStone
They may be terrible paleontologists, but on The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here , Alice in Chains prove that grunge fossils can still churn out slithery menace.
9 hrs ago | Stuff.co.nz
Massive fossil haul in Queensland
The discovery comes as a study of ancient kangaroo teeth from south-eastern Queensland suggests that between two and a half and five million years ago, the region was not arid as previously thought.
13 hrs ago | Ann Arbor.com
Tonight at Top of the Park - Tuesday, June 18: Timothy Monger,...
Here's the schedule for tonight's Top of the Park, the free , outdoor component of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival .
16 hrs ago | Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Adapt or die, MONA's The Red Queen tackles the law of extinction
Why do humans make art? And why do we build museums to house these objects? Tim Stone considers these questions at the Dark Mofo opening of MONA's new exhibition The Red Queen.
17 hrs ago | The Washington Post
White House, NASA want help hunting asteroids
The White House and NASA on Tuesday will ask the public for help finding asteroids that potentially could slam into the Earth with catastrophic consequences.
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Mind-bending trees twisted into unbelievable shapes These curious living trees have fused together into bizarre contortions both by accident and design, Daily Mail reports.
Walk with Isle of Wight's dinosaurs
People could see themselves walking with dinosaurs from 130 million years ago with a new mobile phone app, MSN News reports.
Dinosaur death trap outside Arches National Park could reveal a lot about how they lived
A herd of dinosaurs are trapped in rock outside Arches National Park, and state paleontologists need a helicopter to bring it back to the lab to see what's really inside.
Meet the Original Birds in a Field Guide to Winged Dinosaurs
Sure, biologists still have academically foundational arguments over the proper positions of various protoplasmic goos at the tree of life's trunk, but what shakes the trunk doesn't always sway the branches.
Bainbridge Public Library presents dinosaur adventure for young explorers
The free program is for ages 6 through 10. Kids can hear what it's like to dig for fossils, then chip away to find dinosaur bones that they can make into a model.
The Mayborn Museum part of Baylor University located at 1300 S. University Parks Drive in Waco Texas.
Books for a Nook, School's Out, Summer Rules
Here's a quick snapshot of what's happening throughout the week in Upper Moreland Township.
Rhys Darby: Excuse me while I kiss the sky on African trip
Today I woke up with a hiss and a roar, not because I was raring to go but because my 3-year-old body-slammed me.
Cold snap caused a crisis in the oceans, say scientists
A "cold snap" that made the dinosaurs shiver 116 million years ago caused a crisis in the oceans similar to effects if global warming.
Outback Qld dinosaur dig unearths bones bonanza near Winton
A two-week dinosaur dig in outback Queensland has unearthed what has been described as a "treasure trove" of massive fossils.
Stories and movies about dinosaurs are fascinating. Is it because of their great size or odd structures, such as plates and spikes on the Stegosaurus or serrated knife-like teeth of a Tyrannosaurus? Perhaps it is because they are no longer roaming the planet, because of extinction.
A 'cold snap' that made the dinosaurs shiver 116 million years ago caused a crisis in the oceans similar to the effects of global warming.
IMPORTANT fossil finds are still being made on the Isle of Wight and one of the latest - a 4ft-long leg bone - was discovered in Sandown.