Articles for author: Mitul Biswas

Dino Dung Reveals a Secret: Grasses Existed Before the Asteroid Hit

Dino Dung Reveals a Secret: Grasses Existed Before the Asteroid Hit

Imagine digging through fossilized dinosaur droppings and discovering something that completely rewrites our understanding of Earth’s ancient ecosystems. That’s exactly what happened when scientists started examining coprolites – fossilized feces – from the Cretaceous period. Hidden within these prehistoric packages were tiny silica structures called phytoliths, microscopic fossils that revealed a shocking truth: grasses were ...

Cold Case: Evidence That Dinosaurs Experienced Snowy Climates

Cold Case: Evidence That Dinosaurs Experienced Snowy Climates

Picture this: a massive Tyrannosaurus rex trudging through pristine white snow, its powerful breath creating clouds of steam in the frigid air. For decades, we’ve imagined dinosaurs basking in perpetual tropical warmth, but groundbreaking scientific discoveries are rewriting this narrative entirely. The evidence is mounting that these ancient giants didn’t just survive in snowy conditions—they ...

Illustration of two long-necked dinosaurs with brown, patterned skin on a sandy plain. The foreground dinosaur towers over the smaller one, set against a blue sky.

The Dino With a Neck Longer Than a School Bus

Picture this: you’re standing next to a yellow school bus, measuring its length at about 35 feet. Now imagine a creature whose neck alone stretches even longer than that entire vehicle. This isn’t science fiction – it’s the incredible reality of Mamenchisaurus, one of the most awe-inspiring dinosaurs that ever walked our planet. This colossal ...

The Myth of the Brontosaurus: Why It Disappeared, Then Returned

The Myth of the Brontosaurus: Why It Disappeared, Then Returned

For over a century, the mighty Brontosaurus has played a game of hide-and-seek with science itself. This colossal dinosaur, whose name means “thunder lizard,” captured imaginations worldwide, only to vanish from scientific literature completely. Then, in a stunning twist that would make any paleontologist’s heart race, it thundered back into existence in 2015. This isn’t ...