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A fossil shows a mammal biting into a dinosaur. The Repenomamus robustus appears to be attacking the Psittacosaurus, though it's much smaller.
This badger-like mammal may have died while trying to eat a dinosaur The duel to the death from 125 million years ago challenges the idea that dinosaurs didn’t have any foes.
The unusual fossil from China suggests some early mammals may have hunted down dinosaur meat for dinner. The fossil shows a badger-like creature chomping down on a beaky dinosaur three times its size.
University of Wisconsin researchers discovered a small ankle bone in Wyoming sparking a reconfiguration of the understanding of Dinosaurs, their origin and the widely-accepted theory that the earliest ...
The dinosaur in this fossil is a species of Psittacosaurus, which were herbivores that were roughly the size of a large dog. They are also among the earliest known horned dinosaurs that lived in ...
In fact, some of these mammals even ate dinosaurs. A fossil of the badger-sized, 125-million-year-old Repenomamus was found with baby dinosaurs in its gut contents.
A North American badger in California went viral for its strikingly pale appearance. New photos may reveal what’s really behind its unique coloration.
A badger-sized mammal and a plant-eating dinosaur have been found “locked in mortal combat” from 125 million years ago.
This could be the case with a newly described fossil of a badger-like mammal and a Labrador retriever-sized dinosaur, locked in what appears to be an eternal brawl.
You Wouldn’t Want to Cuddle This Giant Prehistoric Otter With a Crushing Bite The “badger otter” has some serious teeth, which had mystified paleontologists until now ...
The unusual fossil from China suggests some early mammals may have hunted down dinosaur meat for dinner. The fossil shows a badger-like creature chomping down on a beaky dinosaur three times its size.
The unusual fossil from China suggests some early mammals may have hunted down dinosaur meat for dinner. The fossil shows a badger-like creature chomping down on a beaky dinosaur three times its size.