View Article  Most Popular Web Log Articles of 2007 - Part 1

Most Popular Everything Dinosaur Blog Articles of 2007

As 2007 draws to a close, it is a good time to reflect on the first year of the Everything Dinosaur web ...   more »

View Article  American blames Pterodactyl for Car Crash

Pterodactyl Blamed for Car Crash

A 29-year old man has blamed a Pterodactyl, a common term used to describe flying reptiles or Pterosaurs for causing his car to crash into a ...   more »

View Article  New Dinosaur Skeleton found in Victoria (Australia)

Partial Hypsilophodontid Skeleton from Victoria Described.

A team of palaeontologists working on the rugged coastline of Victoria state have uncovered the first partial skeleton of a dinosaur, the first such ...   more »

View Article  China Crisis - Can we expect a Peasants Revolt over Fossil Legislation?

Potential Trouble over new Chinese Law making all Fossils State Property

A law passed in 2006 makes all dinosaur fossils found in China property of the state, could this disincentivise local peasants from searching for dinosaur fossils.   more »

View Article  What to buy the person who has Everything?

Fancy picking up something unusual in the Christmas Sales?

If you have the best part of a quarter of a million pounds to spare over the Christmas holidays, why not buy your own restored Tyrannosaurus skull?   more »
View Article  Christmas Dinner links Dinosaurs to Birds

Christmas Dinner Provides Proof of Link between Birds and Some Dinosaurs

A careful examination of your Christmas roast can shed light on the close relationship between birds and the Theropod dinosaurs such as T. rex.   more »

View Article  Robotic Reptiles set to star in Real Life "Jurassic Park"

Plans for New Robotic Jurassic Park well Underway

Visitors to Dubai in 2010 will be able to travel back in time to see the "Lost World" of the Age of Reptiles.   more »

View Article  Why did Spinosaurus have a Sail on its Back?

Theories on Spinosaurus - the Sail-back Dinosaur

Some thoughts on the purpose of the Spinosaurus sail, including a suggestion from a young dinosaur fan.   more »

View Article  Deer-like Fossil Confuses Whale Evolution

Scientists speculate on Origin of Whales

A team of researchers have published a paper on a newly discovered mammal that shows characteristics that link it to early whales.   more »

View Article  And the Beetles shall Inherit the Earth

Scientists Show that Beetles evolved alongside the Dinosaurs

New study into beetle diversification reveals that this group diversified earlier than previously thought.   more »

View Article  A Prehistoric Handbag or Prehistoric Tool Kit?

Ancient Tool Kit or Ancient Hand Bag?

A rare find of a prehistoric tool collection has been discovered at a Mesolithic settlement in Jordan.   more »

View Article  Allosaurus Fossils Discovered In Thailand

Largest meat-eating Dinosaur Known to Date from Thailand

Palaeontologists from Thailand aided by Chinese Dinosaur experts study ecosystem from 100 million years ago.   more »

View Article  Ancient ancestor of Armadillos Found in the Andes

New Glyptodont Fossil Discovery

An American led team of Palaeontologists have discovered the ancient remains of an 18 million year old Glyptodont in the Chilean Andes.   more »

View Article  Long-necked Dinosaurs from the Antarctic

New Dinosaur Described from Antarctica

A joint team from the University of Chicago and the Museo Paleontologico in Argentina have just named and described a new species of long-necked dinosaur.   more »

View Article  Happy 90th Birthday Sir Arthur C. Clarke

Happy Birthday to Sir Arthur C. Clarke

Today, (December 16th) marks the 90th birthday of Sir Arthur C. (stands for Charles); Clarke - author, scientist and thinker.  Perhaps Sir Arthur ...   more »