This, said Gallagher, points to possible scavenging of the Diplodocus juveniles before they were buried en masse. And it may help explain why skin was preserved at that site.

Wojtek Wawszczyk’s comic-based CG feature 'Diplodocus' world premieres in this year's Annecy Presents section. Annecy Player ‘Diplodocus' Gets First Trailer, Plus Director Interview ...

In 1980s Poland, Tadeusz Baranowski’s comic books stood out by a mile, full of color, absurd humor, and odd characters. Now, director Wojtek Wawszczyk is referencing them in his hybrid CG/live ...

Diplodocus. At an average 26m long (85ft), the diplodocus was about the length of a basketball court. Its neck alone was 8m long (26ft) and its tail 14m long (45ft).

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. Close.

Diplodocus remains were first found in the late 1800s and over a hundred specimens have been discovered since, including eight skulls. However, CMC VP14128 is the only complete skull to have been ...

Dippy the Diplodocus has had pride of place in the Natural History Museum's main hall for more than 30 years The dinosaur -- a replica cast from fossils unearthed in Wyoming in 1898 -- will be ...

It’s not just Fern who has been inspired by the latest science. The Diplodocus is joined by a much smaller dinosaur, the bronze cast of a little deer-like Hypsilophodon, which would have scurried ...

After 35 years of service, the huge skeleton of a Diplodocus is being retired from its leading role at London’s Natural History Museum, to be replaced by the equally hulking bones of a blue whale.

A diplodocus skeleton, which is believed to be one of only six relatively complete specimens in the world, has sold at auction in West Sussex for £400,000.

Dippy the Diplodocus has had pride of place in the Natural History Museum's main hall for more than 30 years The dinosaur -- a replica cast from fossils unearthed in Wyoming in 1898 -- will be ...

Diplodocus. At an average 26m long (85ft), the diplodocus was about the length of a basketball court. Its neck alone was 8m long (26ft) and its tail 14m long (45ft).