These days, most scientists agree that the dinosaurs met their end because a large asteroid or comet collided with Earth, causing dramatic changes in its climate.

Dinosaurs are categorised into several different groups based on their physical characteristics, diets and hip structures.

The dinosaurs may have died out during the mass extinction event at the end of the Cretaceous period, but many of the creatures that lived alongside them survived.

When it comes to dinosaur facts, it’s easy to focus on the seemingly big things, like teeth or weight. Here, we explore six fascinating facts about dinosaur tails.

Brontosaurus is one of the world’s most beloved dinosaurs, but did you know that for over 100 years, scientists thought.

We tend to assume that most of the creatures roaming the earth during the Mesozoic era were dinosaurs. Here are seven prehistoric beasts that are just as famous as some of the dinosaurs, but were different species altogether.

Now dominated by humans, Earth was once a dinosaur world, England being among the many countries where fossils have been found. Here, we take a look at some of the dinosaurs we didn’t know existed until recently.

Modern humans have lived on Earth for approximately 300,000 years, which seems like a long time until you consider that dinosaurs roamed the same planet for a whopping 165 million years.

Did you know that dinosaurs reproduced by laying eggs and that their closest living relatives are birds?

Whether it’s the sharp-toothed T-Rex or the three-horned Triceratops, choosing a favourite dinosaur can be hard. Here’s a rundown of prehistoric beasts that those in the spotlight adore