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- Scientists have found a new type of dinosaur egg in China, Polyclonoolithus yangjiagouensis, that lived in the Cretaceous, according to Phys.org, Science World Report, and Vertebra PalAsiatica
- Paleontologists have found fossilized leg bones of Asilisaurus kongwe, a relative of dinosaurs, that could tell us how dinosaurs grew, according to Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology and Sci-News
- A study of 29 types of dinosaur eggs has revealed that overall, dinosaurs buried their eggs in a similar way to modern crocodiles, by covering them with dirt and vegetation, according to Albany Daily Star
- Scientists have found burned hadrosaur bones in South America, which may help show how climate changes affected dinosaurs, according to Scientific American and Express
- Scientists diagnosed an ankylosaur as having scale rot, a type of skin infection, according to International Journal of Paleopathology and Mental Floss
- Titanosaurs “may have split off into subspecies when their supercontinent broke apart,” according to Cosmos and Royal Society Publishing
- Inverse shares a great open letter to producers that demands TV producers put dinosaurs back on TV
- According to City Pages, two people from the Twin Cities in Minnesota started making TrexTuesday videos
- On April 25, people in Saskatechwan can vote at the Royal Saskatechewan Museum (online and in person) on which fossil to represent them, according to Global News
- Georges St-Pierre, a mixed martial artist, is hosting his own TV show called “The Boneyard” on the History Channel in Canada, according to Fox Sports
- COSI, a science museum in Columbus, Ohio, is requesting $5 million for a project so it can work with the American Museum of Natural History in New York to bring dinosaurs to Columbus, according to Dispatch
- Alphynix on Tumblr posted a funny image that shows the evolution of how we see dinosaurs