Dr. Matt Lamanna of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History takes us behind the scientific scenes of Jurassic Park.

there’s no evidence that this carnivore was a “spitter” with a collapsible neck frill.) At sites where Early Jurassic theropod tracks are found in abundance, Dilophosaurus is invoked as a ...

But a new comprehensive analysis of Dilophosaurus fossils is helping ... depicted as a venom-spitting beast with a rattling frill around its neck and two paddle-like crests on its head.

If you are familiar with Dilophosaurus, a large, venom-spitting, frill-necked lizard may come to mind - at least that's what Steven Spielberg's 1993 film, Jurassic Park, would have you believe. Unlike ...

Moments later, it darts up a stream of cascading water before unfurling its vibrant neck frill and spitting venom in the man’s face. Paleontologists know that Dilophosaurus didn’t have colorful neck ...

The Dilophosaurus will come with swappable neck parts allowing fans to showcase the Dino's iconic frill. I imagine it will have articulation similar to the Velociraptor, and I am very excited to ...

New fossil discoveries and the most detailed analysis yet of Dilophosaurus have produced the first clear picture of what the crested dinosaur really looked like. A Navajo man named Jesse Williams ...

Remember Dilophosaurus? The dinosaur in the first Jurassic Park movie which would unfurl its extendible neck frill and spit venom when intimidated? Well, in reality, there is no evidence that the ...

Among them is the Dilophosaurus, a staple in the series renowned for its shrill cry and membranous frill surrounding its neck. Like other creatures, taming this dinosaur will provide you with ...