💁🏻♀️ ICYMI: 🦖🦴 Watch over 150 million years of #fossil evidence from around the world in this #data viz from the American Museum of Natural #History. You can see when and where #dinosaurs appeared on #Earth as the continents shifted from the Late Triassic onward.
#animals #birds #cretaceous #dataviz #fossils #informationdesign #jurassic #maps #nature #paleontology #pangea #science #spinosaurus #titanosaur #triassic #trex #tksst #video
🦖🦴 Watch over 150 million years of #fossil evidence from around the world in this #data viz from the American Museum of Natural #History. You can see when and where #dinosaurs appeared on #Earth as the continents shifted from the Late Triassic onward.
#animals #birds #cretaceous #dataviz #fossils #informationdesign #jurassic #maps #nature #paleontology #pangea #science #spinosaurus #titanosaur #triassic #trex #tksst #video
Výsledky ohromujícího nového výzkumu poskytují vhled do světa zvuků jurského a křídového světa! Zvuky dinosauří flatulence byly zrekonstruovány doktorkou Christine Bagenal a jejími kolegy, jež tak započali mapování neznámého teritoria dinosauří biologie. Více v odkazovaném článku.
#dinosaur #sound #sauropod #jurassic #cretaceous #reconstruction #science #nature #prehistory #animals #biology #fart
https://blogorgonopsid.blogspot.com/2026/04/zjisten-ton-dinosaurich-vetru.html
The results of groundbreaking new research provide insight into the sounds of the Jurassic and the Cretaceous! The sounds of dinosaur flatulence have been reconstructed by Dr Christine Bagenal and her colleagues, beginning the journey of mapping an unknown territory of dinosaur biology. More in the linked article.
#dinosaur #sound #sauropod #jurassic #cretaceous #reconstruction #science #nature #prehistory #animals #biology #fart
https://blogorgonopsid.blogspot.com/2026/04/zjisten-ton-dinosaurich-vetru.html
25-Mar-2026
Shell-cracking #turtles defied mass #extinction at the end of the #Cretaceous period

The asteroid impact at the end of the Cretaceous period caused one of the largest mass extinctions in Earth's history. But some organisms defied the catastrophe. For turtles, the chance of survival was apparently linked to their diet: species with a preference for hard-shelled organisms survived the catastrophic event. SNSB paleontologist Serjoscha Evers published the results of his study in the journal Biology Letters.