This year, the neat trick of viewing animals in 3D via Google Search exploded in popularity, and in the time since, Google has massively expanded the list of objects and creatures people can view.

Google will now let you bring 3D dinosaurs into your home. All you have to do is search for a dinosaur using your Android or iOS device and tap the new "View in 3D" button in the dino's Knowledge ...

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Robert Nicholls, a paleoartist from Bristol, England, was in the process of creating the world’s most realistic model dinosaur when he realized it was absolutely adorable. It was, in fact, perhaps too ...

Scientists found a dinosaur tail in amber in 2016. This fossil shows preserved feathers and bones from a juvenile theropod. The tail segment, with its articulated vertebrae and 3D feathers, offers a ...

A new study from McGill University is reshaping how scientists date dinosaur fossils in Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park (DPP). Using advanced drone-assisted 3D mapping, researchers have uncovered ...

Banner image: Nick Conklin (kneeling) of 3D Printing Colorado captures a scan of a Triceratops skull at the CU Museum of Natural History (Credit: Glenn Asakwa/CU Boulder) For more than 40 years, ...

Academy Award-winning director James Cameron is to supply his 3D filmmaking expertise for the BBC's forthcoming multi-million pound Walking with Dinosaurs film. Cameron | Pace, the joint venture ...

Did a "Cretaceous Pompeii" doom a pair of dinosaurs, burying them in a deadly ash flow and preserving them in 3D like the human victims of Mount Vesuvius in A.D. 79? Not quite, scientists revealed at ...