The most infamous entry in a classic sci-fi franchise is finding surprise redemption nearly a decade after a historic box office flop.

Though canceled in 2007, the morally complicated commodification of "predator catching" is still going strong.

Predator: Bloodshed #4 hits stores Wednesday as the alien hunter closes in on the last fighters. Someone's secret gets exposed this round.

The Predator franchise continues evolving with darker survival stories and brutal alien warfare. A seventh film featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger would instantly reconnect the series to its legendary origins.

A giant sea predator that lived around 80 million years ago has been recognized as a new species after paleontologists revisited fossils stored in museum collections. Named Tylosaurus rex, the predator reached up to 13.

Sharks may be known for being the greatest terror of the seas, but even they can be attacked and killed. In fact, this hunter will make sharks their prey.

This mosasaur skeleton is not what we thought. (Zietlow et al., Bull. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., 2026) A prehistoric predator to rival the most fearsome giant of them all has just been discovered lurking half-forgotten in a museum collection.