Some Dinosaurs Made Underground Dens 124
anthemaniac writes "Scientists have long puzzled over how some dinosaurs and other creatures survived the asteroid impact that supposedly caused the KT mass extinction 65 million years ago and wiped out all the big dinosaurs. One idea has been that smaller animals, including mammals, could have endured the fallout, the big chill, the subsequent volcanoes, and whatever else by burrowing. Now scientists have come up with the first evidence of burrowing dinosaurs. They speculate that underground dens might explain how some dinosaurs got through long, dark winters at high latitudes, too."
Re:On the evolutionary tree... (Score:5, Informative)
Granted this is coming from what I learned as an undergraduate so there are probably better people in the
Re:Dinosaur extinction breaks my brain (Score:3, Informative)
That should answer your question why all the dinosaurs went extinct. They're defined that way.
That aside, while researching a reply, I found something close to what I was looking for on Wikipedia [wikipedia.org] (though the section is marked as needing citations):
More evidence... (Score:3, Informative)
I believe this [photobucket.com] proves it beyond a doubt.