An unusual find in China suggests some early mammals may have hunted dinosaur for dinner.

The Witte Museum's annual Dino Dash 5K will celebrate its new exhibit, “Tyrannosaurs: Meet the Family," this Saturday.

It’s a summer of blockbuster dinosaur exhibitions at the Witte Museum and the latest one to open this week features one of the fiercest predators of all time.

Scientists in Chile have found the fossils of a strange new dinosaur species.

The world’s biggest triceratops skeleton, known as “Big John,” has been sold for 6.6 million euros ($7.7 million) to a private collector at a Paris auction house.

Witte Museum unearths $250,000 grant to help collect, maintain fossilsPublished: August 31, 2020, 12:49 pmThere are excavations going on throughout the year, and now, thanks to a new grant, the Witte Museum will be able to find so much more.

CNN Scientists have found evidence that large carnivorous dinosaurs lived in Australia. "The Queensland tracks were probably made by giant carnosaurs -- the group that includes the Allosaurus. At the time, these were probably some of the largest predatory dinosaurs on the planet." "These tracks were made by dinosaurs walking through the swamp-forests that once occupied much of the landscape of what is now southern Queensland," he said. Romilio points out that paleontologists previously knew about the Tyrannosaurus rex in North America, the Giganotosaurus in South America and the Spinosaurus in Africa, but now there is evidence Australia had large carnivorous dinosaurs.

SAN ANTONIO Driving along AT&T Parkway you might hear some loud roars. Doors open on Friday morning at 11 a.m. and while the event lists two weekends for San Antonio, both are already sold out. Tickets for June are sold out in San Antonio, but if youre willing to wait, according to Jurassic Quests website, theyll be back in the Alamo city in October. Tickets for June are sold out in San Antonio, but you can click here if youre up for a road trip over the summer. If youre willing to wait, according to Jurassic Quests website, theyll be back in the Alamo city in October.

The fossil was unveiled after museum technician Mark Mitchell dedicated six years to painstakingly revealing the dinosaur's preserved skin and bones from the marine rock in which it was encased. But it lived off of plants and favored ferns, based on the contents of its stomach. The researchers compared the contents of its stomach with fossil leaf studies from the same time period and region. The preservation of the plant material in its stomach suggested that the dinosaur died and was buried soon after eating. Gizzard stones, much like those swallowed by birds to help with digestion, were also found in the dinosaur's stomach.

SAN ANTONIO Dinosaur George is sharing his knowledge online! UPDATED 7-21-20:Dinosaur George is no longer doing the free lessons to the public. Hes planning on doing virtual lessons for libraries and elementary schools. Free lessons are now available when his schedule allows for them. Learn more at the Dinosaur George website.