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Paleontology
Dinosaurs
Natural History Museum
Stegosaurus
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Sauropods
Mesozoic Era
Uncovering Dinosaur Behavior
Armored Dinosaurs
Coelophysis
Theropods
Antarctica
Pterosaurs
Dinosaur Documentaries
Jurassic Park
Natural Selection
Megalosaurus
Triassic Period
Climate Change
Megalosaurs

Terrible Lizards is a podcast about Dinosaurs with Dr David Hone and Iszi Lawrence.

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Long time listener and second time guest Darren Naish joins us to talk about marine reptiles. While Darren is best known for his work on dinosaurs and pterosaurs, he has fingers in a huge number of vertebrate pies, and he has a new edition out of his... more

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Disaster with the recording this episode! Sorry if it is hard to hear in places we were forced to use the emergency back up! Disaster with the recording this episode! Sorry if it is hard to hear in places we were forced to use the emergency back up! ... more

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Pterosaur soft tissues

It’s a double new paper episode this time as thanks to the magic of almost random review and publication times, Dave has two papers out on the same subject in the same month! So strap in for some absolute minutiae on pterosau... more

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June, rather incredibly, marks the fifth anniversary of the launch of series 1, episode 1 of the podcast. As a rather fortuitous bit of timing, we were invited to host a live Terrible Lizards event at Lyme Regis (home of Mary Anning) for their Fossil... more

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Recent Guests

Matt Wedel
Paleontologist and expert on sauropods
Episode: TLS11E08 Sauropodcast Spectacular!
Dr. Jordan Mallon
Curator at the Canadian Museum of Nature and paleontologist.
Canadian Museum of Nature
Episode: TLS11E05 Curating Dinosaurs II Curate Harder
ReBecca Hunt-Foster
Monument paleontologist at Dinosaur National Monument
Dinosaur National Monument
Episode: TLS11E04 Curating Dinosaurs
Andre Rowe
Paleontologist specializing in theropod dinosaurs
University of Bristol
Episode: TLS11E03 T. rex slugfest!
Dr. Michael O'Sullivan
Paleontologist with a focus on British pterosaurs
Episode: TLS11E02 Dinos and Dragons
Professor Michael J. Benton
Paleontologist and former head of department at University of Bristol
University of Bristol
Episode: TLS10E09 Mike Benton
Dr. David Button
Postdoctoral researcher at Bristol, known for research in dinosaur behavior and phylogeny
Bristol University
Episode: TlS10E08 Sauropods couldn't lick
Dr. Cass Morrison
PhD student with a focus on megalosaurs at the Natural History Museum.
Natural History Museum
Episode: TLS10E07 The Megalosauroids
Melanie During
Researcher studying the extinction event and its impact on fish
Episode: TLS10E06 The Death of The Dinosaurs

Hosts

Iszi Lawrence
Co-host of the podcast, often adding humor and energy to discussions about paleontology and dinosaurs.
Dr. David Hone
Paleontologist and co-host of the podcast, providing expert insights on dinosaur biology and paleontological research.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.9k ratings
  • Great podcast

    Love this podcast, very informative 🦖🦕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    music_loverlover
    United Kingdom24 days ago
  • Awesome Podcast

    It is really fun listening to Iszi and Dave – informative and relaxing. One of my favourite Podcasts!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Åred
    Germanya month ago
  • 🦖⏩️🐥

    Such a great listen. Thankyou.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T.maramck
    Australiaa month ago
  • Fan-friggin-tastic

    How it took me, the world’s biggest dinosaur/flying reptile nerd THIS LONG to find this incredibly awesome podcast is beyond me.

    The science, information, production quality, and interaction between the Iszi and David (and their guests) is top notch.

    Also, the ability to dig deeper into the subject matter and read the linked papers in the show notes? ::CHEFS KISS::

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    abstrusedude
    United Statesa month ago
  • Not just for dino nerds

    After devouring every dinosaur book I could get my hands on, I was still hungry for more. In a last-ditch effort to satisfy my curiosity, I ended up Googling something dino-related (as one does) and stumbled across Terrible Lizards. I’d never been a podcast person—believe me, I tried to get into them, mostly just to feel included—but they never really clicked. That is, until this one.

    Terrible Lizards is a total gem. I’ve been binging it nonstop ever since. It’s so good it actually turned me in... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NinaMilan
    Netherlands4 months ago

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Many reviews suggest that the podcast's ability to translate complex scientific topics into accessible and humorous conversations is a standout feature.
Listeners appreciate the informative yet entertaining discussions about paleontology, indicating a strong appeal to both enthusiasts and novices alike.
Listeners feel they gain valuable knowledge about dinosaurs and paleontology, with a blend of humor and science making it a pleasurable listening experience.
The engaging chemistry between the hosts is frequently highlighted, adding to the enjoyment of the topics covered.

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TLS11E06 LIVE AT FOSSIL FESTIVAL
Q: What dinosaur discovery has been the most useful to paleontologists?
Archaeopteryx is significant in understanding the relationship between birds and dinosaurs.
TLS11E06 LIVE AT FOSSIL FESTIVAL
Q: What's the next big shift in paleontology?
Integration of data through 3D scans and muscle attachment analysis for a better understanding of dinosaur movement.
TLS11E05 Curating Dinosaurs II Curate Harder
Q: What is your role within the museum?
Jordan describes himself as a research scientist in paleobiology, focusing primarily on research rather than collections management.
TLS11E05 Curating Dinosaurs II Curate Harder
Q: How did you get into paleo slash dinosaurs?
Jordan got bitten by the dinosaur bug early in life, influenced by his surroundings and experiences, including visiting the Canadian Museum of Nature.
TLS11E03 T. rex slugfest!
Q: What do you think happens to the skulls and anatomy of these theropods as they get larger?
As T. rex grows, its skull experiences greater stress, meaning bite forces increase, although this risk of mechanical breakage is notable.

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What is Terrible Lizards about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A unique exploration of the prehistoric world, particularly focusing on dinosaurs, features lively discussions led by two knowledgeable hosts who bring humor and enthusiasm to the subject. Episodes often include insights from experts on various facets of paleontology, including recent research, fascinating dinosaur anatomies, and engaging anecdotes from the field. Their dynamic approach makes complex scientific topics accessible and enjoyable for a broad audience, inviting both avid dinosaur enthusiasts and casual listeners alike to deepen their understanding of these remarkable creatures.

Noteworthy is the podcast's blend of entertainment and education, underscoring a commitment to digging into both the scientific and cultural aspects of ... more

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1. Matt Wedel
2. Dr. Jordan Mallon
3. ReBecca Hunt-Foster
4. Andre Rowe
5. Dr. Michael O'Sullivan
6. Professor Michael J. Benton
7. Dr. David Button
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