InSharing SciencebyThe Nov Science·12h agoDinosaur Blood, 115 Million Years Old? A Paleontologist Doubts the Cells.A PNAS team reports red-blood-cell-like structures and heme in an 115-million-year-old dinosaur bone. Mary Schweitzer doubts they are…
At Home with Sweet T·1d agoHow to Feed a Dinosaur Party: A Menu for Three-Year-Olds and Their ParentsWhat to make ahead, what to make hot, and what to skip
Before Breakfast·6d agoMichael Tanner Jr.’s War Against a Motorcycle Empire: The Eye of Ra and the Making of a LegendFederal investigators describe few criminal feuds as ambitious, far-reaching, or bizarre as the campaign allegedly orchestrated by Michael…
InThe Good BitzbyLaura Fornaroli·6d agoDinosaurs Will Never Know How Much We Love ThemAnd apparently, neither will some of the people we care about.
Larrylambert·Oct 296 Cartoons that Take a Look at ScienceSome science is odd.A response icon3A response icon3
Nat Brehmer·Oct 29‘Carnosaur 2’ is a Prehistoric Parade of Delicious CheeseGrowing up, I would watch whatever dinosaur content I could get my hands on. I was, after all, a child in the era of Jurassic Park, when…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe AcademicbyBrandon S. Pilcher·Oct 26How Should We Display Dinosaur Bones at the Museum?Maybe mounting whole skeletons isn’t the best approach after allA response icon1A response icon1
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InFossils et al.byDurbar Basak·Oct 22Sometimes, You Dig for One Thing and Find Another“These are stones”, exclaimed the locals.
