Author: Tony
Hermann von Meyer
Hermann von Meyer is a pivotal figure in the world of paleontology, especially known for his contributions to the study of dinosaurs and prehistoric life. Born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, in 1801, Meyer was a German paleontologist who made significant contributions to the field during the 19th century, a time when the study of…
Jurassic Park – All Dinosaurs From All The Movies
Have you ever wondered about all the dinosaurs that roamed the lands of Isla Nublar? A dinosaur-packed rollercoaster ride, Jurassic Park is set on a prehistoric themed island inhabited by creatures revived from fossilised DNA. Ever since I was a kid, first in 1993, I was obsessed about how the dinosaurs would free roam around the abandoned park and…
Could Dinosaurs Swim?
Quick answer? No and Yes… No because generally dinosaurs were land dwellers, and yes because of birds. There were, of course, dinosaurs that lived near water, and other, non-dinosaur reptiles that lived in and around the waters, but dinosaurs in general did not evolve the ability to swim as far we know (and as far…
Woodstock Museum
Location and Visitor Information The Woodstock Museum, situated in Oxfordshire, England, is a renowned cultural institution known for its extensive collections that cover a broad spectrum of the region’s history and culture. Founded to preserve and exhibit the heritage of Woodstock and the surrounding areas, the museum is located in a historic building that adds…
Discovering the Prehistoric at the Chilean Museum of Natural History
Nestled in the heart of Santiago, Chile, the Chilean Museum of Natural History stands as a beacon of knowledge and a window into the prehistoric world. This museum, established in 1830, is not only one of the oldest in South America but also a treasure trove for dinosaur enthusiasts and paleontology aficionados. Prehistoric Exhibits: A…
Dinosaurs in the United Kingdom
It’s about time I covered this, as I’ve always been fascinated by what dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures lived where I live, and what could be waiting to be discovered on my doorstep. In fact, where I live in Oxfordshire, there is a waste facility designed to look like a dinosaur footprint based on nearby…
The Bone Wars: A Rivalry That Reshaped Paleontology
The Bone Wars, a period of intense and often contentious rivalry between two of the 19th century’s greatest paleontologists, Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh, remains one of the most fascinating and transformative epochs in the study of prehistoric life. Background of the Rivalry The Bone Wars, which spanned the late 19th century, saw…
Famous Female Paleontologists
Pioneering Women in the Field of Studying Prehistoric Life Paleontology, a branch of science that focuses on the study of prehistoric life forms, has witnessed numerous groundbreaking contributions from women throughout its history. These female paleontologists have helped to shape and redefine the field by making significant discoveries and spearheading innovative research. Their tireless work…
Lego Jurassic Park Dilophosaurus Ambush 76958 Review: Is It Worth It?
If you’re a fan of the Jurassic Park franchise, you’ll definitely want to check out the LEGO Dilophosaurus Ambush building set. This set is perfect for kids and adults alike, and it makes for a great gift idea for anyone who loves dinosaurs. Personally, as a life-long Jurassic Park fan with younger fans of both…
Dino Crisis – A Survival Horror with Dinosaurs
This was a thrilling survival horror series combining the suspense and horror elements of this genre, but with dinosaurs. It was also one of my all-time favourite survival horror video game series (at least, Dino Crisis 1 and 2 were, I couldn’t really get on with 3). As a huge fan of the Resident Evil…
