Though not the first motion picture to depict dinosaurs, The Lost World (1925) has certainly become the poster child for the days of stop-motion paleontology. But how did this colossal film come to be? And why is it so important?
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Headlines and noteworthy news from around the world of paleontology in January 2025, including the first glimpses of Walking with Dinosaurs 2025, a dinosaur named from a photograph, and more!
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