The Apple TV+ series "Prehistoric Planet" gives a tender view of the killer T. rex in a science-backed mating scene featuring snout nuzzles.

Behold the newest snarling, scurrying, foraging, and feasting dinosaurs and other extinct creatures of Prehistoric Planet.

Spectators cheered as participants ran down the track cloaked in inflatable Tyrannosaurus rex costumes during the T-Rex World Championship Races at Emerald Downs in Auburn, Washington.

Residents in Pembrokeshire were baffled after waking up to find giant dinosaur footprints dotted along their local beach. A trail made up of 64 T. rex footprints, each a metre long, appeared along … ...

The premiere of Prehistoric Planet on Apple TV+ transported audiences millions of years back in Earth’s history, embracing the spirit of beloved natural history documentaries to showcase what ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Just as nearly 30 years ago “Jurassic Park” changed our perception -- albeit in a fictional sense -- of dinosaurs, new natural history event series “Prehistoric Planet ...

Instead of the terrifying toothy tyrant in Jurassic World, T-rex had a gob that looked more like a goanna or Komodo dragon, a new study reveals.

. Another way scientists look at the problem is to examine the marks muscles left on dinosaurs' bones and the way muscles are laid out in their closest living relatives, aka birds, to develop a ...

Apple TV+'s "Prehistoric Planet" shows a very different side to the once-mighty predator – a tender loving side. Wednesday's episode of the five-night docuseries (now streaming), continues its rare ...