Stuart Bond/National History Museum/Handout Vectipelta barretti is the first armored dinosaur, part of the wider Ankylosaur family, to be discovered on the Isle of Wight in 142 years.

Have you ever seen an Ankylosaurus fly? Stout and covered in heavy armor, ankylosaurs were arguably the least aerodynamic of all dinosaurs, but two months ago the Houston Museum of Natural Science ...

The ankylosaurus specimen, labeled NHMUK PV R37412, dates back to the Middle Jurassic period 163.5 to 168.3 million years ago. The researchers named this dino Spicomellus afer.

A roarsome free dinosaur-themed family fun day is coming to a town centre next week. Church Square in Scunthorpe will play ...

Ankylosaurus, measuring around 20 feet (6 meters), was the largest and last of the ankylosaurs, living at the end of the age of dinosaurs about 65 million years ago.

Fossils suggest its tail had sharp edges, unlike those seen in other dinosaurs, and experts believe it was used as a weapon to defend themselves from other dinosaurs! Find out more here.

Everyone knows Ankylosaurus. ... North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences paleontologist Victoria Arbour has quickly become one of the world’s foremost experts on ankylosaurs.

The armored cousin of the Ankylosaurus dinosaur didn't have a football-size club on its tail, but it did have a super sense of smell, said scientists who examined its skull. But even without an ...

A relative of Ankylosaurus, Pawpawsaurus's saving grace from predators may have been an acute sense of smell, says vertebrate paleontologists. Pawpawsaurus lived 100 million years ago, preceding ...