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View Article  Dinosaur Sounds

What sort of sounds did Dinosaurs Make?

No dinosaur film or TV documentary is complete without the roaring and bellowing sounds of the animals being portrayed.  However, the noises and calls added ...   more »

View Article  Confirmation of Tadpole Sighting in Pond

Tadpole Sighting Confirmed

After the unconfirmed sighting of a tadpole in the pond at the back of our offices on Monday (July 7th), when we had thought that all the ...   more »

View Article  Colour Coded Dinosaurs

Study of Dark Structures on Fossil Feathers may provide Clues to Colour of Dinosaurs

A team from Yale University could have made a breakthrough helping scientists understand the colours and markings of feathered dinosaurs.   more »

View Article  Dinosaurs in Space - Maiasaura

Dinosaurs in Space

A small piece of fossilised bone from a baby Maiasaura along with a piece of fossilised Maiasaura eggshell were the first dinosaur fossils to be sent into space.   more »

View Article  Outsmarted by Tadpoles - Frog Blog Update

Clever Tadpoles - Keeping Hidden for all this Time

Cryptozoologists claim to have evidence for the existence of mythical creatures or for animals long thought to be extinct.  The word ...   more »

View Article  Fabulous Ferns - Part of a Dinosaur's Diet

Ferns Hangers on from the Age of Reptiles

There are an estimated 12,000 different species of ferns in the world, although ferns can be found in most gardens and some ...   more »

View Article  When is a Mass Extinction a Mass Extinction?

Defining a Mass Extinction

Mass extinctions by definition are substantial events, however just how are mass extinctions distinquished from other extinction events?   more »

View Article  A Recipe for Making Tyrannosaurus rex Gingerbread

Dinosaur Gingerbread - a Tasty Tyrannosaurus Treat

Tyrannosaurus rex is regarded as one of the fiercest predators ever to have stalked the planet.  Although palaeontologists debate what proportion of ...   more »

View Article  Dinosaurs in the Kitchen

Dinosaurs Baking and Making

New biscuit and cookie cutters from Everything Dinosaur, ideal for kitchen fun and for dinosaur themed parties.    more »

View Article  Frog Blog (week 8) And then there were None

No sign of Tadpoles in the Pond

Spring has finally arrived and we have been enjoying a period of settled, warm weather with temperatures up to 20 Celsius (not bad ...   more »

View Article  Frog Blog Week 7 - Where have all the Tadpoles Gone?

Frog Blog Week 7 - Disappearing Tadpoles

Typical April weather for England has continued over the last seven days or so, with lots and lots of showers interrupted by occasional ...   more »

View Article  Frog Blog Week 6 - Jelly beginning to go

Jelly beginning to Go

The tadpoles continue to disperse throughout the pond. They have formed two distinct groups with one group staying close to the protective jelly.   more »

View Article  Geological Hammers - What is so special about them?

Triceratops goes under the Hammer Today

When a hammer is associated with a dinosaur fossil it is normally a geological hammer used to help excavate the fossil from the surrounding rock ...   more »

View Article  Would the real Indiana Jones Please Step Forward?

Who was the Inspiration behind Indiana Jones?

Was Roy Chapman Andrews or Otto Rahn the inspiration behind Indiana Jones?   more »

View Article  Frog Blog Week 5 - Tapoles nearly all Hatched
Frog Blog week 5 - Nearly all Tadpoles Hatched

Lots more activity with the tadpoles this week, the majority of them have now hatched.   more »