Mondays? Yes, please - it's the #DinosaurOfTheWeek day after all!
And today's DotW is... Agujaceratops!
Just look at those impressive brow horns! These strong, long-frilled ceratopsians are an invaluable help in warehouses, libraries or guard outposts alike!
And today's DotW is... Agujaceratops!
Just look at those impressive brow horns! These strong, long-frilled ceratopsians are an invaluable help in warehouses, libraries or guard outposts alike!
September 28, 2026 at 5:57 PM
Mondays? Yes, please - it's the #DinosaurOfTheWeek day after all!
And today's DotW is... Agujaceratops!
Just look at those impressive brow horns! These strong, long-frilled ceratopsians are an invaluable help in warehouses, libraries or guard outposts alike!
And today's DotW is... Agujaceratops!
Just look at those impressive brow horns! These strong, long-frilled ceratopsians are an invaluable help in warehouses, libraries or guard outposts alike!
"...are others really excited for this journey?"
September 25, 2026 at 8:07 PM
"...are others really excited for this journey?"
Ready for another #DinosaurOfTheWeek? Oh, I bet you are!
Today's DotW is... Dromaeosaurus!
Their sickle claws and sharp teeth might intimidate most folks, but in most cases these theropods are more interested in education and documentation, rather than living a predatory life!
Today's DotW is... Dromaeosaurus!
Their sickle claws and sharp teeth might intimidate most folks, but in most cases these theropods are more interested in education and documentation, rather than living a predatory life!
September 14, 2026 at 5:38 PM
Ready for another #DinosaurOfTheWeek? Oh, I bet you are!
Today's DotW is... Dromaeosaurus!
Their sickle claws and sharp teeth might intimidate most folks, but in most cases these theropods are more interested in education and documentation, rather than living a predatory life!
Today's DotW is... Dromaeosaurus!
Their sickle claws and sharp teeth might intimidate most folks, but in most cases these theropods are more interested in education and documentation, rather than living a predatory life!
Grumpy Hesperonychus or a chatty Hesperonychus? You decide...
August 6, 2026 at 7:05 PM
Grumpy Hesperonychus or a chatty Hesperonychus? You decide...
July 21, 2026 at 6:33 PM
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July 1, 2026 at 3:01 AM
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What I got for Father's day @tetzoo.bsky.social (I also got a mini dremel clone and a box of what are sometimes called 'wifebeaters (sleeveless shirts), but this one was my favourite 🙂:
June 21, 2026 at 10:22 PM
What I got for Father's day @tetzoo.bsky.social (I also got a mini dremel clone and a box of what are sometimes called 'wifebeaters (sleeveless shirts), but this one was my favourite 🙂:
One of my contentions (I made it in The Great Dinosaur Discoveries and #Dinopedia) is that those of us who saw dinosaur science develop during the 1980s and 90s lived during an especially exciting time when lots of predictions were confirmed by incredible fossils. I still find this fascinating.
June 21, 2026 at 11:14 AM
One of my contentions (I made it in The Great Dinosaur Discoveries and #Dinopedia) is that those of us who saw dinosaur science develop during the 1980s and 90s lived during an especially exciting time when lots of predictions were confirmed by incredible fossils. I still find this fascinating.
I only have one book which I have never really had the chance to read but I follow several people who are very into dinosaurs in all of their glory so I shared with the hope one of them will respond. Otherwise its Dinopedia: A Brief Compendium of Dinosaur Lore by Darren Naish ;)
June 11, 2026 at 10:19 PM
I only have one book which I have never really had the chance to read but I follow several people who are very into dinosaurs in all of their glory so I shared with the hope one of them will respond. Otherwise its Dinopedia: A Brief Compendium of Dinosaur Lore by Darren Naish ;)
I'm speaking at the Lyme Regis Fossil Festival this Friday 12th, specifically at Pine Hall (Baptist Church) 3pm. I'm also selling and signing books, including Ancient Sea Reptiles, Dinopedia and more... www.lymeregismuseum.co.uk/event/talk-s... #LymeRegis #FossilFestival #books
Talk: 'Sea Monsters Past and Present' by Darren Naish - Lyme Regis Museum
‘Sea Monsters Past and Present’ An illustrated Talk by Darren Naish 12th June, 3pm, The Pine Hall (Baptist Church), Lyme Regis Ever since ancient times, people have believed that giant, monstrous... R...
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June 8, 2026 at 11:11 AM
I'm speaking at the Lyme Regis Fossil Festival this Friday 12th, specifically at Pine Hall (Baptist Church) 3pm. I'm also selling and signing books, including Ancient Sea Reptiles, Dinopedia and more... www.lymeregismuseum.co.uk/event/talk-s... #LymeRegis #FossilFestival #books
Considering the absurd quantity of artwork Tim produced for the Dinopedia, I wouldn’t be surprised if he worked through every colour combo imaginable just to keep things fresh!
June 5, 2026 at 8:48 PM
Considering the absurd quantity of artwork Tim produced for the Dinopedia, I wouldn’t be surprised if he worked through every colour combo imaginable just to keep things fresh!
The Jurassic Park Institute returns, this time with lots of sauropods!
Vintage Dinosaur Art: Jurassic Park Institute – Part 2
Last time, we took a look at some of the many theropods illustrated by Tim Bradley for the now-defunct Jurassic Park Institute Dinopedia. Let’s check out a few more of those before moving on …
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June 5, 2026 at 7:54 PM
The Jurassic Park Institute returns, this time with lots of sauropods!
Summer Reading Challenge, Unearth a Story, begins June 1st! Sign up now and log reading June 1 -July 31. We have complied a list of books on dinosaurs, paleontology, and archaeology to get you started! Find the complete list under the #WhatToRead tab: washoelibrary.org/4dBbK8l
May 28, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Summer Reading Challenge, Unearth a Story, begins June 1st! Sign up now and log reading June 1 -July 31. We have complied a list of books on dinosaurs, paleontology, and archaeology to get you started! Find the complete list under the #WhatToRead tab: washoelibrary.org/4dBbK8l
Le « Jurassic Park de l’Ain » ne verra pas le jour
Le « Jurassic Park de l’Ain » ne verra pas le jour
Le nouveau maire de Trévoux, Nathanaël Duffit-Ménard, a officialisé l’abandon du parc Dinopedia qui devait accueillir 80 reproductions de di
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May 13, 2026 at 5:39 PM
Le « Jurassic Park de l’Ain » ne verra pas le jour
Yesterday we went to the "Dinosaurs of Patagonia" exhibition in Caixa forum, here in Seville, and its great to see that general public is now receiving a broader prospective of non-avian dino´s diversity. Used an opportunity and bought @tetzoo.bsky.social "Dinopedia" as a hardcopy #paleontology 🦖⚒️
May 11, 2026 at 5:45 AM
Yesterday we went to the "Dinosaurs of Patagonia" exhibition in Caixa forum, here in Seville, and its great to see that general public is now receiving a broader prospective of non-avian dino´s diversity. Used an opportunity and bought @tetzoo.bsky.social "Dinopedia" as a hardcopy #paleontology 🦖⚒️
Ok, so they have #Dinopedia and #AncientSeaReptiles on sale but Dinosaurs: How They Lived and Evolved is sold out, no sign of the 10th anniversary edition YET
May 8, 2026 at 2:25 PM
Ok, so they have #Dinopedia and #AncientSeaReptiles on sale but Dinosaurs: How They Lived and Evolved is sold out, no sign of the 10th anniversary edition YET
Wow, this is quite the accolade, I'm hugely honoured and pleased you like the illustrations. With your permission, I'd like to use them (with credit) elsewhere if that's ok. And thanks for buying the book :)
April 14, 2026 at 5:43 AM
Wow, this is quite the accolade, I'm hugely honoured and pleased you like the illustrations. With your permission, I'd like to use them (with credit) elsewhere if that's ok. And thanks for buying the book :)
A final batch of sketches based on the adorable illustrations in "Dinopedia." Isn't that just the cutest Spinosaurus? (3/3)
April 14, 2026 at 1:04 AM
A final batch of sketches based on the adorable illustrations in "Dinopedia." Isn't that just the cutest Spinosaurus? (3/3)
More studies of some favorite Naish dinosaur art from "Dinopedia." This one's a two-page spread. (2/3)
April 14, 2026 at 1:02 AM
More studies of some favorite Naish dinosaur art from "Dinopedia." This one's a two-page spread. (2/3)
I finally read @tetzoo.bsky.social 's "Dinopedia." The content is mostly an overview of dinosaur groups, but the book is a rare treasure trove of adorable Naish dino-illustrations. Here are some of my favorites... (1/3)
April 14, 2026 at 1:00 AM
I finally read @tetzoo.bsky.social 's "Dinopedia." The content is mostly an overview of dinosaur groups, but the book is a rare treasure trove of adorable Naish dino-illustrations. Here are some of my favorites... (1/3)
It’s genuinely impressive just how many dinosaurs he illustrated for the Dinopedia. He did over 400 illustrations over the course of the JP Institute contract!
April 13, 2026 at 12:02 AM
It’s genuinely impressive just how many dinosaurs he illustrated for the Dinopedia. He did over 400 illustrations over the course of the JP Institute contract!
Dinopedia...😍
Good old time !
Good old time !
April 12, 2026 at 8:14 PM
Dinopedia...😍
Good old time !
Good old time !
The JPI Dinopedia is actually the reason I have this username. Seeing Tim Bradley's Diplotomodon on the website was the first time I learned that New Jersey had more dinosaurs than just Hadrosaurus & Dryptosaurus
April 12, 2026 at 6:54 PM
The JPI Dinopedia is actually the reason I have this username. Seeing Tim Bradley's Diplotomodon on the website was the first time I learned that New Jersey had more dinosaurs than just Hadrosaurus & Dryptosaurus
JPI was a *huge* part of my childhood
I would beg my parents' permission to log on and print out entries from the "Dinopedia," which I put into a big binder — and then I'd reorganize the genera on a semi-weekly basis according to different phylogenies I saw in library books.
FORMATIVE experience
I would beg my parents' permission to log on and print out entries from the "Dinopedia," which I put into a big binder — and then I'd reorganize the genera on a semi-weekly basis according to different phylogenies I saw in library books.
FORMATIVE experience
Who remembers the Jurassic Park Institute?
Vintage Dinosaur Art: Jurassic Park Institute – Part 1
It might be hard to believe these days, but the Jurassic Park franchise was once used as a force for palaeontological education. The Jurassic Park Institute website, a kid-friendly hub for dinosaur…
chasmosaurs.com
April 12, 2026 at 6:53 PM
JPI was a *huge* part of my childhood
I would beg my parents' permission to log on and print out entries from the "Dinopedia," which I put into a big binder — and then I'd reorganize the genera on a semi-weekly basis according to different phylogenies I saw in library books.
FORMATIVE experience
I would beg my parents' permission to log on and print out entries from the "Dinopedia," which I put into a big binder — and then I'd reorganize the genera on a semi-weekly basis according to different phylogenies I saw in library books.
FORMATIVE experience