Port Lympne (pronounced like 'limb') is a wildlife park in Kent, not too far from Hythe, which along with Howletts zoo (nearer Cante...

Who asked for one more round of Predatory Dinosaurs of the World ? No? Well you're getting it anyway. If it's any consolation, you m...

While recent years have seen a number of books that celebrate palaeoart for its own sake (rather than featuring it in a purely illustrative ...

In the News Cool news regarding a shared origin of feathers, hair, and scales: Nicolas Di-Poï and Michel Milinkovitch of the University of...

It's back - Greg Paul's 1988 magnum opus, Predatory Dinosaurs of the World . As we established in the first post , it's long des...

In the News The most complete ctenochasmid pterosaur to date has been described in PLoS One , a juvenile specimen of Gladocephaloideus . ...

I think about fighting theropods a lot. Since you're visiting this blog, you likely do as well: the scenario of two multi-ton predators ...

So who wins a copy of Doctor Dave's magnum opus? Predictably, we had a slew of excellent entries for this competition (eventually), but ...

Like undergraduate students everywhere, you lot submitted a flurry of entries for our Tyrannosaur Chronicles competition right before the d...

In the News Two new ceratopsid taxa debuted simultaneously in PLoS One recently. Meet the new centrosaur Machairoceratops cronusi and new...