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Alien para-tetrapods of Snaiad
Back in June 2008, Nemo Ramjet launched the official website on Snaiad, one of humanity’s first off-world colonies. Snaiad’s spectacular wildlife has to be seen to be believed: I’ve been meaning to...
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The ‘Birds Come First’ hypothesis of dinosaur evolution
A substantial amount of evidence demonstrates that birds are theropod dinosaurs, and that birds evolved during the Jurassic from small, feathered maniraptoran theropods closely related to...
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Birds Come First – oh no they don’t!
In the previous article we looked at the Birds Come First, or BCF, hypothesis. It goes without saying that BCF has not won acceptance in the community, nor – in fact – is it even familiar to the...
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Richard Dawkins and the crappy ‘humanoid dinosaurs’ that just won’t die
Regular readers will know that I’m not exactly a fan of the idea – discussed here and there in the technical (Russell & Séguin 1982, Russell 1987), popular (Hecht 2007, Socha 2008, Naish 2008) and...
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The Tet Zoo guide to the creatures of Avatar
Tone and I recently went to see Avatar. I’ve been reading up on the movie for months and was really looking forward to seeing it. I mostly liked it, though did think it was a bit clichéd and...
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Squamozoic sneak-peek
Like it says. One day all will be revealed. Not yet. Thanks to Tim Morris
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The science of Godzilla, 2010
The time has come to recycle this Tet Zoo classic, dating to February 2007 (it’s actually one of the oldest of Tet Zoo ver 2 articles). I’ve updated it a bit and have included new pics – enjoy! [image...
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The anatomy of Zilla, the TriStar ‘Godzilla’
I recently posted an updated version of the ‘Science of Godzilla’ article, and what a great success it was. But I’m kicking myself, because I totally forgot something else I should have mentioned:...
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Dixonian future animals of Brussels
I’ve just spent a few days at the Institut royal des Sciences naturelles de Belgique in Brussels, for theropod-related reasons. A great museum, with tons of excellent material on display. I just want...
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Squamozoic sneak-peek # 2
When unable to find time to do anything else, resort to posting Squamozoic sneak-peeks (previous example here)… This scene – ‘Riverbank ambush’ – features a giant macro-predatory amphisbaenian and some...
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