HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Two new spooky versions of our logo are now up on our Redbubble, for the month of October only!
Huge THANK YOU to everyone who stopped by the livestream & donated to help us help the SVP last night!! Also, thank you again to Fossil Crates - our top donor & winner of the Majungasaurus skull was Logan J., with $350!
Remember to join us TONIGHT from 6pm onwards as we help the SVP raise money to host this year's meeting! The highest donor will be gifted a scale Majungasaurus skull, courtesy of Fossil Crates - the number to beat is currently $100! See you tonight!
Special #FossilFriday announcement: THIS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6th - join us for a Fundraiser Livestream to support the annual meeting of the SVP, from 6pm onwards! Highest donor will be gifted a scale Majungasaurus skull, courtesy of Fossil Crates! See you there!!
Our other announcement? We got early access to the new Paleo Pines Halloween DLCs!! Tune in to our new video about it on Youtube!
Another new design?! You betcha! This one was partially inspired by SVP's meeting logo this year (& somewhat contributed to one of us needing to get a new computer with a better graphics card...) Catch this & the "Bad" design on our Etsy & Redbubble shops on Monday (Sep. 23)!
Hi everyone! One of our two announcements made on last night's stream is that we'll have two NEW designs coming to our Etsy & Redbubble shops this Monday (Sep. 23)! Here's the first one, quoting a paper on sauropod posture.
🚨🎲TONIGHT AT *9* EASTERN🦖🚨 Join the Crew for dinos, discussion and some *special announcements* LIVE on YouTube tonight!!!
Happy #FossilFriday! This certified Little Guy™ is Compsognathus, a compsognathid (!) coelurosaur dinosaur from the Late Jurassic of Europe. This one was fossilized for his crime of herpetocide (murdering an innocent lizard; see police sketch, lower right).
Happy #FossilFriday! Giganotosaurus is known from the Late Cretaceous of Argentina. It is one of the largest predatory animals to have ever lived (on land!), with some estimates of body length up to 43 feet/13 m.
