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  • Tiny Footprints Are Oldest Evidence of Reptiles

    Published July 31, 2010

    A tiny reptile scampering along an Outback-like environment snagging insects some 318 million years ago left behind footprints that are now the oldest evidence of reptiles to date.

  • Nature's Wrath, Tallied Country by Country

    Published June 28, 2010

    Asia took the brunt of natural disasters in 2009, experiencing more than 40 percent of Mother Nature's havoc, with the Americas coming in second, according to a new report.

  • Triceratops? Bah! New Dino Had 5-Ton Horns

    Published May 28, 2010

    A tubby dinosaur sporting horns each the length of a baseball bat roamed what is now Mexico some 72 million years ago.

  • Does Washing Lettuce Get Rid of Bacteria?

    Published May 13, 2010

    As the recall of tainted romaine lettuce expands, many plates could be devoid of the crisp veggie in an effort to stay healthy.

  • Dwarf Dinosaur Once Roamed Transylvania

    Published May 05, 2010

    A relative of some of the largest dinosaurs to ever plod the Earth never grew to be more than horse-size, confirming the beast was indeed a dwarf dinosaur.

  • Doggy Dinosaur Was Built for Head-Butting

    Published April 20, 2010

    A dog-sized dinosaur may have roamed what is now Big Bend, Texas, some 70 million to 80 million years ago, ramming other paleo-beasts with a bony lump on its head.

  • Genetic Link to Lost Continent

    Published March 31, 2010

    Relatives of today's snakes were around 150 million years ago, when when the supercontinent called Gondwana was just breaking up. 

  • Dinosaur Buried Alive By Collapsing Sand Dune

    Published March 23, 2010

    A plant-eating dinosaur might have been swallowed up by a collapsing sand dune some 185 million years ago in what are now Utah's red rocks. 

  • Chinese Students Uncover Clawed Dino

    Published March 19, 2010

    A claw sticking out of a cliff face in Mongolia, China, turned out to be the tip of the dinosaur -- the skeleton of a 6-foot-long agile predator that preyed on its own kind.

  • Killer Whales Don't Kill People in the Wild

    Published February 25, 2010

    News of a trainer being killed by a killer whale at SeaWorld Orlando today doesn't change the fact that these giants, while deadly predators, do not kill humans at sea.