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Dino Docs! Walking With Dinosaurs

Walking With Dinosaurs 2025: Spoiler-Free Review

The age of dinosaurs returns with a strong, if imperfect, sequel to one of paleontology’s greatest works of paleomedia. Hopefully, we can appreciate it for what it offers, rather than focus solely on what it doesn’t.

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Dinosaurs

Limusaurus inextricabilis & The Art of Changing Anatomy into Adulthood

Changing diets as we get older isn’t that bizarre of a story. Changing your whole anatomy to do so is.

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Dinosaurs

Dinosaur Dance Marks: A Prehistoric Courtship Ritual

What better topic for the International Day of Love than trace fossils of dinosaur mating displays?

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Dinosaurs Paleontology News

Paleontology News: January 2025

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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Mammals The Mesozoic Mailbag

Saber in the Snow: A Mummified Homotherium Cub from Siberia

The mummified body of a baby saber-tooth cat has received plenty of media attention – for good reason.

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Dino Docs!

Drama, Derangement, and Dead Dinosaurs: A Review of Jurassic Fight Club: Bloodiest Battle

In other words: is Jurassic Fight Club deserving of its infamy?

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Paleoart

Paleoart of the Month: March & April 2024, Part One

Looking for some fantastic paleoart? Look no further!

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Geology Max's Random Ramblings

Die Fossilien Sind Gut: The Importance of Lagerstätte in the Fossil Record

In the field of paleontology, no sites are more important than Lagerstätten.

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Aquatic Life

An Obituary to the Saber-Toothed Salmon, 1972-2024

Recent analyses of a giant prehistoric salmon species have led to the retirement of its iconic name.

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Paleozoic

The Curious Case of Cotylorhynchus and the Caseids, Earth’s First Herbivores

When life first transitioned to land, the evolution of herbivory came alongside some of the strangest looking animals in our planet’s history.