What was particularly odd about the discovery was that someone had attached sets of tiny, red horns to the skulls. Low said the animals don’t naturally have horns. And why someone would want the ...

A baby Triceratops skull suggests the impressive horns of the beast were for more than just attracting a mate. The three-horned Triceratops dinosaur weighed up to 10 tons and had one of the ...

Other experts, though, contend that there is not enough evidence to draw such conclusions ... the shattered skull, they began to notice differences. The animal lacked a nose horn.

a bighorn sheep has a true horn that grows continuously throughout the animal’s life. So, such a find is rare. Jed volunteered to climb up to the skull, and he found the remains of a dandy ram.

even if the animals lose part of their makeup. The conclusions seem obvious. Lucrative illegal markets in parts of southeast Asia and China crave rhino horns for use in traditional medicines ...

And this time, bodies aren’t compensating by becoming weaker: Instead, people seem to be growing skull “horns.” These spikes are located near the back of the skull, and according to the ...

The unearthed bones are dominated by remnants of skulls, nearly all of them from animals that have horns or antlers. Limbs, jaws, teeth and all other bones are comparatively rare at the site.