You may think of the Isle of Wight as just a summer holiday destination. But if you spend enough time on its sandy beaches and walking next to the dramatic cliffs, you’ll find that this is no ordinary ...
Remains of Europe's largest ever land-based predator dinosaur have been discovered on the Isle of Wight, scientists say. Palaeontologists at the University of Southampton identified the remains ...
The collection of about 50 bones will go on display at the Dinosaur Isle Museum in Sandown. Curator Dr Martin Munt said the finds cemented the Isle of Wight's status as one of the top locations ...
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Armed police swarm Sandown seafront after reports of 'man with gun'Armed police have rushed to a popular Isle of Wight seafront this afternoon (September 19) following reports of a 'man with a ...
A RECORD-BREAKING swimmer, campaigning against pollution, will be raising awareness in Loch Ness with a 15ft plastic dinosaur ...
Two new species of dinosaur that may have once roamed what is now the Isle of Wight 125 million years ago have been discovered. The two carnivorous reptiles are thought to have been nine metres ...
The Isle of Wight sauropods pose something of a problem ... family were besieged by visitors wanting to see the new dinosaur remains in their barn. Eventually it seemed that it was inevitable ...
A new species of plant-eating dinosaur that was as big as a male American bison roamed the Isle of Wight around 125 million years ago, analysis suggests. The specimen, unearthed in the cliffs of ...
Remarkable in its own right, this discovery also sheds further light on the flourishing dinosaur diversity at this time in history. The Isle of Wight is now known to have been home to at least four ...
A RECORD-BREAKING swimmer, campaigning against pollution, will be raising awareness in Loch Ness with a 15ft plastic dinosaur. Oly Rush from Upton ... “Percy is made from plastic found on an Isle of ...
A new species of plant-eating dinosaur that was as big as a male American bison roamed the Isle of Wight around 125 million years ago, analysis suggests. The specimen, unearthed in the cliffs of ...
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