I am extremely pleased to announce that my Dinosaurs: How They Lived & Evolved – the Natural History Museum, London’s flagship dinosaur book, co-authored with Professor Paul Barrett – is once again in print, once again as a new edition…
Tet Zoo Reviews Zoo: Oregon Zoo
‘Shanklin Croc’ and the Dawn of the Tethysuchian Radiation
Inspired by the recent publication here of thoughts on the new Koumpiodontosuchus paper… and by other work, in prep… I felt it appropriate to rescue another article from the archives, specifically from ver 3. Here we go…
Hunting Monsters is Ten Years Old
Koumpi the Wealden Croc: Tons of New Data and Phylogeny Resolved
Gert van Dijk’s Wildlife on the Planet Furaha, an Outstanding Addition to the Spec Bio Genre
The Treerunners, ‘Strikingly Proportioned’ Arboreal Iguanians
Speculative Zoology’s 21st Century Redemption at the High Table: the 2025 Edition of Dougal Dixon’s The New Dinosaurs
Mary Leakey’s 1984 Disclosing the Past: Hominin-Themed Books, Part 2
Footless Urban Pigeons Suffer Untold Trials and Tribulations
Spawnwatch 2026
After 20 Years, the Tetrapod Zoology Highlights
Two Full Decades of Tetrapod Zoology
The Continuing Debate on Dinosaur Cognition
British Palaeontologist Richard Forrest, a Brief Obituary
Ancient Sea Reptiles Goes to Third Edition!
Diprotodontians Forever: the Vombatiform Radiation, Part I
If you’re a regular reader here you might recall me making occasional lamentations about the near-absence of marsupial-themed content here. The recent Thylacoleo article was an unusual blip. But…
