Roy Davis+FollowDino Bone Found Under Museum Parking Lot?!Imagine parking your car at a dinosaur museum and not realizing you’re literally on top of a real dino fossil! The Denver Museum of Nature and Science just found a 67-million-year-old dinosaur bone while drilling for a geothermal study—right under their own parking lot. The odds? Astronomical. It’s not a game-changer for science, but it’s definitely a wild, ironic twist for dino fans. Who knew museum parking could be so historic? #History #DinosaurDiscovery #MuseumFind00Share
Carrie Burnett+FollowDino Drama Under the Parking Lot! 🦖Plot twist: the Denver Museum of Nature and Science just found a dinosaur bone literally under their own parking lot! Fans are debating if this is the ultimate museum flex or just pure luck. Some say it’s fate that a dino was hiding right where visitors park, while others think it’s wild they can’t dig up the rest because of parking needs. What if there’s a whole skeleton down there? #Entertainment #Painting #DinosaurDiscovery00Share
daniellopez+FollowT. rex’s “Dragon Prince” Cousin Found!Dinosaur drama alert: Scientists just ID’d a new tyrannosaur, Khan khuluu mongoliensis—the “Dragon Prince”—that lived 20 million years before T. rex! This little predator (only 13 feet long) bridges the gap between early, scrappy hunters and the giant T. rex we all know. Turns out, tyrannosaurs didn’t just pop up as kings—they migrated, evolved, and hustled their way to the top. Wildest part? The fossils were hiding in a museum drawer for decades! #DinosaurDiscovery #Tyrannosaur #Paleontology #History40Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowAmber Plant? Nope, It’s Dino Tail Drama!Thought this was just a pretty plant in amber? Plot twist: it’s actually a 99-million-year-old dinosaur tail—feathers and all! Scientists first thought it was a leaf, but a closer look revealed dino DNA. This wild find proves some dinos rocked feathers (not just scales) and gives us a peek into their ancient world. Makes you wonder what else is hiding in amber, right? Nature’s got jokes! #DinosaurDiscovery #AmberFinds #ScienceIsCool #Prehistoric #FeatheredDinos #Science50Share
Debra Taylor+Followdinosaur playground discovered on skyeCheck out the ancient footprints found on the Isle of Skye! 🦖 Researchers discovered 131 fossilized tracks, shedding light on Middle Jurassic life in a lagoon. Theropods and sauropods left their marks, revealing their solitary, peaceful wanderings. This site links history with prehistoric wonders. Dive into this fascinating find! #DinosaurDiscovery #IsleofSkye #JurassicLife #FossilFind #PrehistoricJourney #Science80Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowMeet the Loki of Dinosaurs!A new dino just dropped: Lokiceratops, the flashiest, biggest horned dinosaur ever found in North America! Picture a 22-foot, 11,000-pound beast with wild, twisted horns and a frill that would make a peacock jealous. Scientists say it lived alongside four other horned giants, each rocking their own look—like a prehistoric runway show. Turns out, these horns were more about flirting and standing out than fighting. The fossil’s now in a museum, not a private collection, so everyone gets to gawk at this Cretaceous superstar! #DinosaurDiscovery #Lokiceratops #Paleontology #Science00Share
megangibson+FollowDino Leg With Skin Found—Seriously!Okay, this is wild: scientists just found a dinosaur leg—skin and all—from the actual day the asteroid wiped out the dinos. Picture a Thescelosaurus leg, perfectly preserved like it just left the spa, buried in North Dakota. There’s even a triceratops with skin and a pterosaur egg! Some experts are still side-eyeing the timing, but this fossil jackpot is basically a time capsule from the dino apocalypse. Who else is obsessed with this prehistoric drama? #FossilFind #DinosaurDiscovery #ScienceNews #Prehistoric #AsteroidImpact #Science00Share
eday+FollowUK’s Dino Jackpot: Most Complete Skeleton!Imagine stumbling on the UK’s most complete dino skeleton in over 100 years! Paleontologists just unearthed a nearly whole Iguanodon on the Isle of Wight—about 150 bones, all in amazing shape. This is huge for dino fans and science nerds alike, since it could totally change what we know about these ancient giants. The bones are now at Dinosaur Isle Museum, and you know people are lining up to see them IRL! #DinosaurDiscovery #IsleOfWight #Paleontology #Iguanodon #ScienceNews #Science40Share
frazierdanielle+FollowDino Skull Bigger Than Your Couch?!Imagine stumbling on a 272kg dinosaur skull! Paleontologists in Alberta just unearthed “Big Sam,” a massive Pachyrhinosaurus head that’s over 70 million years old. It’s not just any dino—this guy had a bony nose bump instead of horns (move over, Triceratops). The wildest part? They found it in a bonebed packed with fossils from an entire herd. Can you believe there are up to 300 bones per square meter?! Would you go see Big Sam at the museum? #DinosaurDiscovery #Paleontology #BigSam #FossilFind #Alberta #Science151Share
Roy Davis+FollowTexas Just Dropped a Dino BombshellA team of student paleontologists just dug up a massive 70-million-year-old dinosaur bone in Texas! Turns out, it’s from an Alamosaurus—the biggest land animal ever to stomp around North America. This find is wild because Alamosaurus fossils are usually super rare and incomplete, but this one’s in great shape. Big Bend National Park is basically a prehistoric goldmine, with everything from giant pterosaurs to mammoth tusks popping up lately. Imagine stumbling on a real-life dino bone! #DinosaurDiscovery #TexasFossils #BigBend #Alamosaurus #Paleontology #Science1197Share
