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!
Good old fashion paleontological detective work has unveiled a new genus of large horned theropod from the ashes of Ernst Stromer’s Carcharodontosaurus fossils.
2025 starts with a bang, as an ancient dinosaur from the central United States sets the clock back on North American dinosaur paleontology.
How do you make a somewhat dubious dinosaur even more problematic? By splitting it into two different species, of course!
The mummified body of a baby saber-tooth cat has received plenty of media attention – for good reason.
It may not be evidence of full-on flight, but fossil footprints suggest that some Raptors could at the very least take off.
A new specimen has given a face to the largest creepy-crawly that has ever walked the earth.
Did fossils of a primitive mammal-cousin inspire not-so-prehistoric cave paintings?
In other words: is Jurassic Fight Club deserving of its infamy?
25 years after the original series aired, Walking with Dinosaurs is coming back. How much do we currently know?
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