
Ode to the Great Blue Heron
Spear-billed, long-necked, wading marsh dinosaurs that eat... well, whatever they can catch and cram into their throats
Amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals - living and extinct
Spear-billed, long-necked, wading marsh dinosaurs that eat... well, whatever they can catch and cram into their throats
Often derided, and today somewhat neglected and forlorn, the famous prehistoric animal models of Crystal Palace in London have a lot to teach us...
An excellent Scottish zoo with an impressive number of mammals, birds and more...
Does the species recognition hypothesis explain why Stegosaurus possesses the distinctive giant plates that run along the top of its neck, back and tail? Dear Species Recognition Hypothesis: look, we need to talk.....
Fame at last for a poorly known group of African frogs...
A quick look at the obscure, striped, worm-eating mice of the Philippines.
You live in the Jurassic and you've evolved giant, diamond-shaped bone plates that stick out the top of your neck, back and tail. Why, evolution, why??
In which we look at news from the world of rabbits
We have the Bigfoot vocalizations, we have the Bigfoot tracks, we have the Bigfoot DNA, right? Well…
A few years ago a colleague and I did an exhaustive analysis and concluded that they might—but not very well