In a new study published in the journal PLOS One, researchers noted the first evidence of mixed-species herding behavior in dinosaurs, similar to how wildebeests and zebras travel together on the ...

New dinosaur footprints found in Canada suggest that different species of dinosaurs may have traveled together in herds—similar to how zebras and wildebeest move across the plains in Africa today.

Scientists found rare fossil footprints showing dinosaurs from different species walked together in ancient Alberta.

Despite what the movies tell us, dinosaurs probably didn't roar at their prey. It's more likely that they chirped like birds, ...

Deep in Alberta’s Dinosaur Provincial Park, a rare discovery is rewriting what scientists know about dinosaur behavior. For over a century, this park has yielded thousands of fossilized bones. But in ...

The National Touring Museum, founded by a Peterborough resident, will officially commence its second cross Canada tour next ...

Did they travel together in a symbiotic relationship, or were they briefly brought together by thirst or fear of the ultimate predator?

A tiny, overlooked wrist bone called the pisiform may have played a pivotal role in bird flight and it turns out it evolved ...

The presence of other dinosaur footprints among the ceratopsians has led researchers to believe that these trackways could show the first evidence of mixed-species herding behaviour in dinosaurs. This ...

Fossil footprints discovered in Canada show that different dinosaur species sometimes herded together, shedding more light on ...

A newly discovered trove of fossilized footprints provides what may be the first evidence of prehistoric diversity in ...