
In "The Fossil Files", a pair of palaeontologists delve into the latest discoveries from the world of palaeontology and seek to bring fossils to back to life. Each episode, Susie and Rob will discuss an interesting new research paper ranging from topics of what dinosaurs ate, how plesiosaurs swam, where we came from, and the science of de-extinction. Whilst doing so, we peek under the hood of how ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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A newly discovered fossil from the Cretaceous of Mongolia tells us an interesting story about the purported head butting behaviour of dinosaurs. Pachycephalosaurs are famous for their thick domed heads but it has been disputed how or when this evolve... more
Cordyceps is a weird fungus that can take over the brain of ants and spiders causing them to go zombie and commit suicide in order to spread disease. Weirder still, some new fossils from the Cretaceous have directly captured this nightmarish behaviou... more
Discovery of the smallest ever dinosaur acheived quite a splash when it was publised on the front cover of Nature in 2020. The new critter, Oculodentavis, was the size of a hummingbird and reconstructed as close to Archaeopteryx on the lineage to bir... more
In the first of two episodes on notorious fossil fails, Rob and Susie take a look at how a serious case of mistaken identify unfolded for some Ediacaran 'fossils'. Herein lies a cautionary tail for all relating to pareidolia: our very human tendency ... more
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Engaging listeners with a blend of humor and scientific exploration, a pair of paleontologists tackle recent research in the field of paleontology, featuring discussions that range from the behavior and diets of dinosaurs to the mechanics behind how ancient reptiles swam. Each episode provides insights into captivating discoveries, bringing ancient ecosystems to life through detailed analyses of fossils and scientific literature. The content is designed not only for academia but also for the casually curious, making the complex world of paleontology accessible and enjoyable for a broad audience. Unique in its combination of rigorous science and approachable dialogue, this series draws in those passionate about history and science, encouragi... more
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