Reptiles
Exclusive: There’s a new T. rex in town
American turtle racing has a quirky—and controversial—history
This odd-looking new Spinosaurus is reviving an age-old debate
Meet ‘The Baroness’—the world’s longest wild snake
Inside the bone-crushing mating rituals of dinosaurs
How dinosaur vomit has solved these prehistoric mysteries
What 60 decomposing lizards can tell us about dinosaur death
Was Nanotyrannus real?
Caught on the RattleCam: unexpected snake behavior
How did these dinosaurs become ‘mummies’?
Is Ichthyotitan the largest marine reptile yet known?
Did this ancient croc hunt dinosaurs on land?
These lizards can survive (and thrive) on a lethal dose of lead
Is it a bird? A monkey? No, it's a new prehistoric reptile
Green anaconda
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