Discussions on Prehistoric Life (aka Dinosaurs)
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🦴 Comparative Articulation I define comparative articulation as a full specimen, or most of a specimen, articulated primarily to display its biological structure—essentially answering the question: "What are they supposed to look like?" The goal is to clearly communicate the animal's anatomy and allow visitors to understand how the bones fit together. 🏃 Dynamic Articulation Dynamic articulation…
🦖 THE EAST COAST ROAD TRIP 2026 CONTINUES!After walking in the footsteps of dinosaurs at Dinosaur State Park, we're continuing our journey through Connecticut and heading to one of the most famous natural history museums in the country—the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History!In this episode of the Prehistoric Life Podcast, we explore Yale's incredible collections of dinosaurs, fossils, and…
🦖 WE'RE WALKING WHERE DINOSAURS ONCE WALKED!The East Coast Road Trip 2026 continues!After exploring the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and the Virginia Museum of Natural History, we're heading to one of the most unique prehistoric destinations on our journey: Dinosaur State Park in Connecticut!Instead of just looking at dinosaur skeletons in a museum, this time we're stepping into the…
🦖 THE EAST COAST ROAD TRIP 2026 CONTINUES! After kicking off our journey at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, we're back on the road and heading north for our next stop! In this episode of the Prehistoric Life Podcast, we visit the Virginia Museum of Natural History in Martinsville, Virginia, to explore the incredible prehistoric life and natural history of the region. As we continue…
🦖 THE EAST COAST ROAD TRIP 2026 HAS BEGUN! The journey is officially underway! In this episode of the Prehistoric Life Podcast, we kick off our 2026 East Coast Road Trip with our very first stop: the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, North Carolina! I'm joined by Bodhi Shonin from DinoMight TV as we explore one of the Southeast's most incredible natural history museums and…
🦖 THE NEXT BIG PREHISTORIC LIFE ADVENTURE IS HERE! In this episode of the Prehistoric Life Podcast, I'm finally revealing my plans for my 2026 East Coast Road Trip! After years of visiting museums, interviewing paleontologists, and exploring the world of prehistoric life, I'm hitting the road again to visit even more museums, fossil sites, and natural history destinations across the East Coast.…
What does it take to turn a passion for dinosaurs and paleontology into a business?In this episode of the Prehistoric Life Podcast, I sit down with the team behind Total Dino for an in-depth conversation about the world of dinosaur fossils, collecting, and the business of bringing prehistoric life to people around the world.We talk about their work, their passion for dinosaurs, the challenges of…
🦖 A brand new dinosaur has just been described from Alberta, Canada!In this episode of the Prehistoric Life Podcast, we break down the newly published paper describing Plesiolophus warnerensis, a newly named lambeosaurine dinosaur that may represent one of the earliest known relatives of Parasaurolophus.This discovery comes from the Oldman Formation of southern Alberta and helps fill a major gap…
What happens behind the exhibits at one of America's greatest natural history museums? 🦖In this special episode of the Prehistoric Life Podcast, I visit the Natural History Museum of Utah for an incredible behind-the-scenes experience that takes us beyond the public galleries and into the museum's fossil preparation lab!I had the amazing opportunity to meet Alex Straley and get an up-close look…
🦖 Why does Jurassic Park still captivate millions of people over 30 years after its release?In this video essay, I explore why Jurassic Park may be one of the most important pieces of dinosaur media ever created—not because it was the most scientifically accurate, but because it inspired something even more powerful: wonder.While documentaries teach us incredible facts about prehistoric life,…
