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Opalised dinosaur fossil found at Lightning Ridge a new species
Lightning Ridge is a true treasure chest of dinosaur fossils.
Lightning Ridge is a true treasure chest of dinosaur fossils.
Each year Australian Geographic sets out for Lightning Ridge to discover fossils and opals, or even fossilised opals.
By studying how our birds walk and run, scientists can better understand how dinosaurs moved around the earth.
How did dinosaurs evolve beaks and become birds? Scientists think they have the answer.
The discovery in Burma of the fluffy tail of a little dinosaur perfectly preserved in amber has stunned scientists.
In September 2016 eight Australians and ten Mongolians set out into the remote Gobi Desert to hunt for dinosaurs.
17 days digging for dinosaurs in Argentina with the Australian Geographic editor.
Twenty-tonne Savannasaurus from western Queensland brings the number of named Australian sauropods to five.
An Australian palaeontologist has led the discovery of a new Velociraptor relative that lived within the Arctic Circle.
‘Lightning Claw’, a new dinosaur from northern NSW, is the biggest, baddest meat-eater yet found Down Under.