Well. That was a month, eh? Before we dive into this wild lunar cycle of paleontological action, I'll put out one more call: if you are...

We've talked about the Utahraptor Project a few times here at LITC, and three weeks ago we launched our latest art challenge to help ...

Just a quick note: there's one week left to respond to the 2017 Survey of Paleoartists. If you missed my earlier post on the survey, p...

A great new series of short documentaries on Canadian paleontology was just released on YouTube by TELUS Optik. "Dino Trails," a ...

It Came From the 1970s! Originally published in Italy in 1971, Prehistoric Animals is part of the Privates Lives of Animals series, which ...

Recently, there has been some back-and-forth on Facebook about what capital-P paleoart is, as John Conway proposed some guidelines for the ...

TL;DR (added 31/03): Your submissions should be humorous ! We'd like an amusing take on what might have happened. See paragraph 5 belo...

We have been living in a golden age of paleontological research for long enough that many in the paleontology community don't remember ...

Though I typically post these on the first, I'm running February's roundup a day early to make room for the launch of the 2017 Surve...

A line of people snakes through the north entryway, populated mostly by locals taking advantage of a promotion offering free entry for stat...