The 150-million-year-old dinosaur was first spotted in 2007, according to a report from National Geographic, among a "logjam" of various dinosaur bones belonging to diplodocus, stegosaurus ...

Sauropods, a group that includes Diplodocus, were assumed to walk like elephants, but a new way to analyse footprints shows their gait was most similar to a hippopotamus. Receive a weekly dose of ...

The species remains unidentified and may be new to science, but experts believe it likely belongs to the genus diplodocus due ...

Given its distinctive long neck, tail, and sturdy legs, it could also represent an entirely new dinosaur species related to ...

But the true champions were the titanosaurs, the last-surviving sauropod group. Patagotitan, for example, was nearly half as long again as Diplodocus, almost twice as tall and about four times heavier ...

The replica of the diplodocus will go on display in Kensington, west London, as part of an exhibition from May. "We know that Dippy has been missed by both visitors and staff at the museum," said ...

In Dinosaur Discovery you can meet lots of dinosaurs including T. rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Diplodocus and Yi. While you are playing this game you will be ‘working scientifically ...

It could be seen in this spot in the 1890s and 1900s. In the early 1990s, Triceratops moved out of Hintze Hall and the tail of our replica Diplodocus was repositioned to reflect a new scientific ...

The 26m (85ft) diplodocus was seen by more than two million people on a UK tour after it was dismantled from the museum in 2017 after 112 years. It will be back on display until December ...

When was the last time you went 24 hours without thinking to look at your phone? When was the last time you felt able to? As I emerged back into the real world after visiting Key of Dreams, the ...

The Natural History Museum is opening a major outdoor green space to support urban nature, scientific research and education, complete with a huge brand new bronze diplodocus dinosaur. Five acres ...

The 150-million-year-old dinosaur was first spotted in 2007, according to a report from National Geographic, among a “logjam” of various dinosaur bones belonging to diplodocus, stegosaurus ...