Darren Naishさんのイラストまとめ

Preparing once again for my dinosaur-themed talk for the #ZSL event on Nov 15th. Join me, @DaniRabaiotti @juleslhoward and @mslucycooke for an evening of talks on #animals and the #books we've published. BOOK HERE: https://t.co/op0Xr28Egt

New at #TetZoo: The Dougal Dixon After Man Event of September 2018 https://t.co/i2dd1yTbXJ Big thanks to @ConwayHall @lands_new @Bi0Photon and Dougal Dixon :) #AfterMan #SpecBio #SpecZoo

A new article at #TetZoo - with a bunch of interesting and fun artwork - asks 'Could We Domesticate (Non-Bird) #Dinosaurs?' .. assuming, of course, that we're in a parallel timeline where humans and such animals live together https://t.co/rlR9B2MVac Already 9 or so comments :)

What's the best, most up-to-date, comprehensive and well-illustrated volume on #dinosaurs, I hear you ask? Why, it's Dinosaurs: How They Lived & Evolved, by myself and @NHMdinolab. It's cheap too. More info: https://t.co/sIVI4su960 5 stars at amazon :) #books #biology #evolution

The next #TetZoo ver 4 article is out, and it might be NSFW. World, I give you... Bigfoot's Genitals: What Do We Know? I blame @russdobler46 and @kylemarian ... https://t.co/OXEBSDxxLZ #Bigfoot #cryptozoology And @CryptoLoren gets fair mention (I hope).

The dinosauroid spawned a whole lineage of big-brained, alt-timeline #dinosaurs, most of which have been erect-bodied theropods. But then there's the bird-like, feathery, horizontal-bodied versions created by @cmkosemen & @simonroyart...

Peter Dickinson's Flight of Dragons (1979) also worthy of mention as fictional creatures - #dragons - are given an evolutionary history and a complex, hypothetical biology. Some of you will know the animated movie based on the book :) #TetZooCon #SpecZoo

On Tues 11th Sept, join me and Dougal Dixon at @ConwayHall #London for an evening devoted to discussion of Dougal's famous book After Man, just republished by @breakdownpress https://t.co/tK4Qqf7oIQ #SpecBio #SpecZoo #AfterMan

When the T. rex roars at Grant, we get a great view inside of her mouth. The anatomy appears to match the details illustrated by Greg Paul – there’s what looks like a tracheal aperture at the base of the tongue, and possibly a choana. #JurassicParkTrivia #JurassicPark #dinosaurs

ANOTHER #TetZoo article on hadrosaurs - so-called 'duckbilled #dinosaurs' - and it's a book review that's overdue by about 4 years, whoops. Better late than never. This is part 1... https://t.co/OegoFvhKEX #evolution cc @DavidEvans_ROM