Final thoughts on that big book about hadrosaurs...
May 5, 2018 — Darren Naish
Domestic animals—although "human-made"—provide exceptional demonstration of the reality of evolution
May 4, 2018 — Darren Naish
The backstory to a book that, sadly, is no longer that easy to obtain...
April 22, 2018 — Darren Naish
Those duck-billed dinosaurs weren’t duck-billed
April 17, 2018 — Darren Naish
In which we briefly consider pigeons and doves...
April 8, 2018 — Darren Naish
The claims of young-Earth creationists are easily checked and easily countered. And a new book—written by former creationists themselves—does this in substantive, compelling detail.....
March 31, 2018 — Darren Naish
There is a revolution in palaeoart, and a revolution in the science of pterosaurs. Here, we look at an artist and scientist deeply involved in both of these events...
March 17, 2018 — Darren Naish
We’re all familiar with the idea that weird animals have evolved on islands, and you’ve surely heard of many of them. But have you heard about the SIX-FOOT-TALL MAURITIAN SUPER-RAIL?...
March 11, 2018 — Darren Naish
Watching small passerines can be maddening (at least, if you’re trying to photograph them). But it can also be rewarding...
March 3, 2018 — Darren Naish
The bulldog bat fossil record is... well, it’s not great. But it’s still a thing
February 21, 2018 — Darren Naish
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