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Utah Dinosaur 'Death Trap' Suggests Pack Hunting
In Utah, a dinosaur "death trap" that holds the biggest fossil treasure trove ever found is revealing some secrets about a particular predatory species, suggesting that they hunted in pacts, according to new research.
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