Triceratops Specimen at the Houston Museum of Natural Science Get ready, Bone Diggers — today's dino is an absolute LEGEND. Meet Triceratops: one of the most recognisable, most
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100 Years on Earth – Sir David Attenborough
The Map that Changed the World
I read The Map that Changed the World some time back. And then an engineer friend of mine lent me his copy. And so I re-read this wonderful
Visiting our Ancestors
“Primitive therapsids are present as fossils in certain Middle Permian deposits; later forms are known from every continent except Australia but are commonest in the Late Permian and
The British Natural History Museum – A palaeontological journey through time
Introduction The British Natural History Museum stands as a bastion of scientific knowledge, captivating visitors with its vast collections and enlightening exhibitions. From its humble beginnings in the
King of the Tyrant Lizards
There is no doubt about it, Tyrannosaurus Rex, or T Rex for short, owns the top spot in the world of dinosaurs. Whether this was actually the case
Dinosaurs in the Wild – A Prehistoric Safari
Dinosaurs in the Wild, a ground-breaking new dinosaur experience, is set to open June 24th in Birmingham. Combining theatre, cutting edge technology, themed experience and the latest science,
Chinese Dinosaurs Go to England
A new arrival. Glad that the Chinese have sent a representative to see their precious exhibit arrives safelyCareful now lads.
Beautifully Made Life Size Dinosaur Models from China
I came across Zhao Chuang this morning - the man who builds dinosaurs and sells them for a living. I thought that building Marmaduke was a big
Easter at the Natural History Museum
I see that the Natural History Museum in London is gearing itself up for the Easter weekend, with a number of exhibits to keep all us dinosaur fans