My Modern MetDinosaurs Epic Dinosaur Fossils LEGO Set Perfect for Natural History EnthusiastsMy Modern Met - Emma TaggartFrom a build-your-own Imperial Star Destroyer to a Central Perk set, LEGO is constantly releasing exciting building kits that inspire people of all ages to play and learn. Natural history enthusiasts aspiring
Popular Scienceflipped into ScienceScience These ancient trilobites are forever frozen in a conga linePopular Science - Kat EschnerWe can’t tell if they were dancing, but we can learn something about their social lives—up until their untimely deaths. Next time you're stuck behind someone slow at the grocery store, chill out. You're
The Starflipped into EdmontonEdmonton, AB ‘The whole world is just opening up so much’: Philip Currie on the wonders of studying dinosaursthestar.com - Hamdi Issawi EDMONTON—From digging dinosaur toys out of cereal boxes, to unearthing not one, but two of the Tyrannosaurus rexes on display at Alberta’s Royal …
Firstpostflipped into Tech2Science (India) Fossils show collective behaviour in animals might've began 480 million years ago- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - Agence France-PresseOct 18, 2019 09:42:44 IST Fossils of tiny, horseshoe-shaped creatures that inched along the ocean floor in single-line formations some 480 million years ago reveal the …
Mark Rollinsflipped into BIO 160Science Oddness of Australian creatures goes way backphys.org - University Of New England (Australia) Australian creatures like the echidna and the koala are celebrated for their oddness. The fossil record shows that this oddity reaches far back into …
Opinion Philip Currie: Citizen scientists are helping to keep the study of dinosaurs alivethestar.com - Philip Currie When I moved to Alberta in 1976 to become the curator of paleontology at the Provincial Museum of Alberta (now the Royal Alberta Museum), I was …
National Geographicflipped into NewsScience Fossil 'conga lines' reveal origins of animal swarmsNational Geographic - Michael GreshkoAbout 480 million years ago, an extinct group of marine arthropods related to insects and lobsters gathered in clusters to scuttle across the seafloor. Nearly half a billion years before the first conga
TJPSPflipped into Science Of NowScience Sauropods grew big by munching ‘superfoods’ with sturdy beakssciencemag.org - John Pickrell BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA—How did sauropod dinosaurs, the biggest creatures ever to have thundered across Earth, bulk up to the weight of more than 10 …
The New York Timesflipped into ScienceScience Trilobite Fossils Show Conga Line Frozen for 480 Million YearsThe New York Times - Becky FerreiraYou probably don’t think twice when you queue up at the grocery store or join a conga line at a wedding. But this type of single-file organization is a sophisticated form of collective social behavior.
USA TODAY Sportsflipped into ForTheWinGrizzly Bear Kansas sisters discover ancient bear skull while kayakingUSA TODAY - Pete ThomasTwo Kansas sisters are making headlines this week for their discovery of an ancient bear skull that was partially buried in a sandbar on the Arkansas River. The remarkable discovery, perhaps providing
Science Paleontologists discover complete Saurornitholestes langstoni specimenphys.org - Katie Willis The discovery of a nearly complete dromaeosaurid Saurornitholestes langstoni specimen is providing critical information for the evolution of theropod …
World Economic ForumGlobal Perspectives What paleoecology can teach us about fires in the Amazonweforum.org - Katharine Rooney The Amazon rainforest has been ravaged by fire in 2019 – much of it believed to be fuelled by deforestation. This is how Germany is fighting to save …
Discover Magazineflipped into Science NewsScience Collective Behavior: A 480-Million-Year-Old Conga Linediscovermagazine.com - Gemma Tarlach Chains of trilobite fossils unearthed in Morocco suggest that these early arthropods were capable of a collective behavior seen in many of today’s …
Live ScienceFossils Ancient 'Cockroaches of the Sea' Fossilized While Playing 'Follow the Leader'Live Science - Stephanie Pappas The trilobites go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah … well, at least they did, some 480 million years ago. New fossils from Morocco show lines of …
UNILADflipped into Film & TV NewsJennifer Aniston Jennifer Aniston Finally Settles Debate Over Whether Ross And Rachel Were On A Breakunilad.co.uk - Julia Banim It’s the central debate in Friends history, dividing friend from friend and lobster from lobster. The question of whether Ross and Rachel really were …
SlashGearflipped into SlashGear ScienceLego LEGO Ideas Dinosaur Fossils will be the go-to $60 gift this Christmasslashgear.com - Chris Burns There’s a new LEGO Ideas set heading to stores that’ll cost around $60 that’s all about dinosaur bones. This set is called Dinosaur Fossils, and it’s …
Utah Dinosaur park brings Carnivore Carnival, Flashlight Adventure back to Ogdenstandard.net - MARK SAAL How do you make a garden full of life-size dinosaurs even more creepy? Wait until the sun goes down. The George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park in Ogden …
Associated Pressflipped into International NewsWorld News Queuing for eternity: Fossils show lining up is primal urgeAssociated Press - By FRANK JORDANS, Associated PressBERLIN (AP) — Ever felt like you've been queuing forever? Scientists say fossils found in Morocco suggest the practice of forming orderly lines may date back 480 million years and could have had evolutionary
Sefflipped into Animal KingdomScience Huge Antarctic pterosaur found in fire-struck museumNational Geographic - John PickrellA blackened bone is among the first fossils to be scientifically described from Brazil’s Museu Nacional since a tragic blaze devastated its collections last year. When an inferno razed the former palace
J Marshall Adamsflipped into Museum Learners, Museum LeadersLego Lego's New Dinosaur Fossils Turn Your Desk Into a Miniature Natural History MuseumGizmodo - Andrew Liszewski You can claim to be interested in historical artifacts like pottery, suits of armor, and maybe even a mummy, but the most compelling reason to visit …
Rickabesflipped into Nee & DerthalsAnimals Unexpected gorilla snacking behaviors make scientists question what we know about early humansmassivesci.com - Darcy Shapiro It's hard to know what early humans ate. Since we can't ask them, in order to gain insight into the evolution of the human diet, scientists are …
Dr. Jonathan Magidflipped into ScienceDinosaurs New study shows huge dinosaurs evolved different cooling systems to combat heat strokephys.org - Ohio University Different dinosaur groups independently evolved gigantic body sizes, but they all faced the same problems of overheating and damaging their brains. …
Kerrang!flipped into Kerrang!Rock Music “I Was Almost Killed And Had A White Light Experience”: 13 Questions With Bad Wolves’ Tommy Vextkerrang.com Bad Wolves frontman Tommy Vext shares his stories of near-death experiences, Instagram addiction and cleaning up dog poo Although Bad Wolves are best …
flbd216n3j0iiu4flipped into David AttenboroughPalaeontology Society awards top honour to UNSW palaeontologistunsw.edu.au One of Australia’s foremost palaeontologists and environmentalists, UNSW Sydney’s Professor Mike Archer, was awarded the prestigious Romer-Simpson …
Lealinflipped into (Mostly Ancient) HistoryDinosaurs Terrifying new species of shark-toothed raptor discovered in ThailandSYFY WIRE - Jeff Spry In our ongoing celebration of International Dinosaur Month, SYFY WIRE is spanning the globe to dig up the freshest news in the paleontology world to …
Utah Paleontology a key to unlocking the past: Lecture series to address fossil lab ideathespectrum.com - Staff reports, For The Spectrum & Daily News The boards of three local nonprofit organizations are pleased to announce the debut of a new monthly evening community lecture series focused on …
Sam Doddflipped into HistoryBiology Lee Berger: We have made another major discovery about early humans | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Alison George Humanity’s ancient family tree is set to be shaken up by fossil skeletons found embedded in rock at a site near Johannesburg, South Africa, could be …
Popular Scienceflipped into ScienceScience This 25-foot-long dino discovery suggests raptors roamed farther than we realizedPopular Science - Sara Kiley WatsonIt's the largest dinosaur ever to be dug up in Thailand. A unique 25-foot-long, Reptar-like dinosaur dating back to the early Cretaceous period was discovered recently in Khorat, Thailand, a new study
Express Newspapersflipped into ScienceAsteroids Asteroid '3,000 times bigger than dinosaur-killer' may have sparked life on Earthexpress.co.uk - Katie Weston AN ASTEROID “3,000 times bigger than the dinosaur-killer” collided 470 million years ago and may have led to an increase in new species, according to …
Reptiles Giant reptiles once ruled Australia. Their loss sparked an ecological disastersciencemag.org - John Pickrell BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA—Saber-toothed cats, short-faced bears, and other ferocious mammals were the top predators of the ice age across most of the …
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