Not only does this activity pad satisfy your kids’ dino obsession, but it also makes for a great travel toy. It’s perfect for long car rides or waiting for food to come to your table at a restaurant.

Five images display (A) an unhatched egg, (B) a circular outline of a possibly unhatched egg, (C) a compressed egg showing hatching window (arrow) and eggshells collected around the hatching window ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American The MSU students are back in China, where ...

Millions and millions of years ago, a mom titanosaur laid an egg in what we now call Argentina. The baby titanosaur in that egg, sadly, did not survive. But its eggshell did. Titanosaurs were an ...