Many dinosaurs, despite their formidable size ... swiftly covering large areas to forage for food. 14. Struthiomimus: “Ostrich Mimic” (67 km/h) Struthiomimus, known as the “ostrich mimic ...

In their paper published in the journal Cretaceous Research, the group describes their study of the ancient ostrich-like dinosaur, and where it fits in with its family tree. Ornithomimidae is a ...

The dinosaur had some of the tell-tale features of the “ostrich-like” dinosaurs with long legs and necks and shorter arms tucked to their bodies. But it wasn’t quite like anything they had ...

The study, published in Royal Society Open Science, compared dinosaur lungs to those of living crocodilians, such as crocodiles and alligator, and the lungs of modern-day bird species, such as the ...