Hello faithful LITC readers! I'm back from 5 weeks in the wilderness and SVP, and have a pretty cute piece of vintage dinosaur art to sh...

Yes, it's still going. The third annual TetZooCon was held on October 1, 2016 in the same venue as before, the WWT London Wetland Centre...

This spring, Daniel Loxton published his third and final children's book in the Tales of Prehistoric Life series: Plesiosaur Peril , th...

"Forest Green." A dandy paravian, © Maija Karala and used with her permission. I'm always excited to see new work pop up ...

Pterrible Courier . Sepia ink, sepia powder, white Conté and gouache on recycled paper, 112 x 178mm. Pterosaurs make terrible couriers....

#PterosaurMyths: Pteranodon had the most frequent occurence of tooth decay in all of the pterosauria; in fact, sometimes individuals are f...

Dr. Michael Habib of Chatham University, who along with Justin Hall blogs at H2VP , recently delivered a talk at the Royal Tyrrell Museum a...

People have long wondered what exactly the quite weird and wonderful head crests of both dinosaurs and pterosaurs were doing there. Why did ...

In the first half of this post , I wrote about the shaky relationship between cryptozoological research and science, as well as the way crea...

Caulkicephalus, which, like all of its pterosaurian brethren, has been extinct for millions and millions and millions of years. By Mark Witt...

This month saw the end of my three-year stint at university, and the offloading of my undergraduate thesis into the hands of whichever poor ...

A pterosaur model from the 2010 Royal Society Summer Festival. Photo by Mark Hillary , via Flickr. Pterosaurs, among the most enigmatic of t...

Can't wait for this to come to the US. I hope at the end Attenborough flies into the sunset on the back of an azhdarchid. From the movie...

Launching Pteranodon by Mark Witton, via Flickr. Welcome news: Mark Witton is writing a book on the pterosaurs. It's going to be release...

Today, we're taking a look at some more from the collections of Norman Felchle . These are from a collection of German dinosaur cards. N...

Over at the Pterosaur.net blog , Mark Witton reports that the moment of truth has arrived: the Dragons of the Air exhibition in London goes...

Thus far, North America has not produced a wealth of toothed Cretaceous pterosaurs. One was discovered sixteen years ago: Coloborhynchus wad...

This week, the featured artist is Lewis Zacks. Unlike many illustrators put in the spotlight here, he has a solid web presence, including an...

A feeding frenzy surrounds a fallen azhdarchid pterosaur. By Dr. Mark Witton. Used with permission. Today's interview subject is Dr. Mar...