An early illustration, it's a different approach. It's twilight, a meteor enters and lit up the sky.

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Sinoceratops was a type of ceratopsid that lived in China 73 million years ago. It is unique (and awesome) for having a row of hornlets that curve forwards along its frill.
[🎨: Raul Ramos]

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Not cool SciShow, is OUR thing!

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Huge congratulations to & colleagues on this very exciting new publication! Elsa discovered this important fossil in 2017 while part of the NatSci family and the specimen now rest safely within our collection. https://t.co/b6Yb1HdYmy

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For two members of the Allosauroidea Superfamily as depicted by new for 2020 models

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New scuterrific Scelidosaurus for at based on the recent three-volume re-description by David Norman. Check it out in high-res for just $1, which also gives you access to heaps of other content: https://t.co/Xg7bVUWWcT

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Sociophyllum torosum (Stringophyllidae, Stauriida, Anthozoa) from the Hanonet Fm (uppermost Eifelian-lowermost Givetian) from the "La Couvinoise" Quarry, Couvin, Belgium

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81. Here’s an interestingly unique theropod for & Introducing ("Halszka's thief”), a dromaeosaurid that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period of Mongolia. Art by Lukas Panzarin.

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Happy everyone! This time, we will be talking about A new study about shows that it had teeth the size of bananas (same size as a In fact, this croc was more closely related to and even looked very different.

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For I would like to introduce Protororqualus wilfriedneesi, a new balaenopterid genus from the southern North Sea.

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It’s Here are two of my faves from the ⁦⁩ galleries, Lambeosaurus & Parasaurolophus. The museum is OPEN, come by to see them IRL. Beautiful Lambeosaurus recon by ⁦⁩.

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get all the press, but there are usually many other animals to be found at any fossil locality. At our site on the a huge diversity of verts are represented, giving insights into an entire Middle ecosystem.

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This week's entry is our recently published Paranthropus robustus from the site of A joint effort between and others from around the world! New hominins coming soon....

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Paleontology’s latest it-boy for

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La publicación en Nature de un pequeño cráneo de homínido recuperado en Sudáfrica en 1924, se considera el pistoletazo de salida de la paleoantropología moderna. El fósil se conoce como el niño de Taung y esconde un gran secreto

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Torvosaurus gurneyi strolling through a forest, without going all "hurr I'm a big theropod here's my teeth" cause he's an animal, not a movie monster.

Still really like the overall vibe of this piece from January 25, 2018.

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