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View Article  The Red Headed League

Red Colouration in Predatory Dinosaurs

Evidence suggests that dinosaurs had good colour vision, studies of brain cases can provide an indication of the volume of the brain and analysis of ...   more »

View Article  Dwarf Dinosaurs on Dinosaur Island

Evidence of Dwarfism in Late Cretaceous Dinosaurs that lived on an Island

The Hungarian sceintist Franz Nopcsa, proposed a theory that if animals are marooned on an island, the limited ...   more »

View Article  Fossil Fun for all the Family with the BGS and Rockwatch

British Geological Survey and Rockwatch Fossil Fun Event

With the annual National Science week rapidly approaching (from 12th to 21st March), team members at Everything Dinosaur are busy preparing for ...   more »

View Article  The Lizard from Edmonton - Edmontosaurus

The Lizard from Edmonton - Edmontosaurus

A few days ago, team members at Everything Dinosaur received an email from a young dinosaur fan, asking how Edmontosaurus got its name.  This ...   more »

View Article  Happy Birthday to Gideon Mantell

Happy Birthday Dr. Mantell

Today marks the birthday of Gideon Algernon Mantell, a English doctor, avid fossil collector and amateur geologist who made a considerable contribution to the early science ...   more »

View Article  Say Hello to "Meg" the Megalosaurus

Meet "Meg" the Megalosaurus

It is always a pleasure to come across a company that cares passionately about what they do and how they create their products.  One such company ...   more »

View Article  Lapal Primary School and the Diplodocus

Lapal Primary School and the Diplodocus

Pupils at Lapal Primary school in Halesowen (England) have been travelling back in time to visit the age of Dinosaurs with a range of ...   more »

View Article  Dinosaurs Unleashed Exhibition Opens this Week

Dinosaurs Unleashed Exhibition Opens on January 28th

Dinosaurs Unleashed opens in London's West End this week.  The largest animatronic dinosaur ever to be seen in the United Kingdom will be ...   more »

View Article  Stonehenge "Threatened"

Ancient Monument Stonehenge Given "Threatened" Status due to Road Traffic

One of the world's most famous monuments, Stonehenge in Wiltshire (England) has been placed on a "threatened" list of ancient ...   more »

View Article  Clever Mums and Cup Cakes

Clever Mums and Cup Cakes - Adding a Dinosaur Theme

At Everything Dinosaur, we receive lots and lots of emails, letters, photos and drawings from dinosaur fans.  In the warehouse, ...   more »

View Article  From the Water onto the Land only 35 million Years Earlier - Update

Tetrapods - Why bother coming onto the Land?

Following our publication of an article providing information on the recent discovery of Tetrapod trace fossils in a Polish quarry, we have ...   more »

View Article  What sort of Dinosaur was Thyreophora?

Thyreophora not a Dinosaur Genus but a Sub-Order of Dinosauria

As team members of Everything Dinosaur visit schools and meet pupils we get asked lots of questions from enthusiastic dinosaur ...   more »

View Article  What is a "Living Fossil"?

What is a "Living Fossil"?

A number of extant species, that is a species that exists today rather than an extinct one, are referred to as "living fossils".  An example ...   more »

View Article  Remembering Gideon Mantell 03.02.1790 - 10.11.1852

Gideon Mantell 1790 - 1852

Today November 10th marks the anniversary of the death of Gideon Mantell, a physician who, although not given the recognition he deserved during his lifetime, was one of the most important and influential early Earth scientists.   more »

View Article  Therizinosaurus cheloniformis - What's in a Name?

How did Therizinosaurus cheloniformis get its Name?

One of our team members was asked the other day, why was Therizinosaurus cheloniformis so called, as they thought the Latin word chelonia ...   more »