
“Floating spinosaurids in lateral and dorsal views” retrieved from https://peerj.com/articles/5409/
Here’s what came out this week in dinosaur news:
- A new article shows that Spinosaurus probably couldn’t swim effectively, but was a capable bipedal walker on land source
- Victoria Arbour is the new curator of paleontology at the Royal British Columbia Museum source
- Dickinson Dinosaur Museum has continued excavating a tyrannosaur and hadrosaur in the Judith River Formation in Montana source
- Juvenile hadrosaurs bones have been found in the Spring Creek bone bed near the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum in Grande Prairie source
- The Queensland Museum in Australia is 3D scanning its collection of fossils and will share its research with Australian students and international scientists source
- Dinosaur Hill in Fruita, Colorado has some new signs to teach people about the historical importance of the area source
- Ohio State University’s Orton Hall Museum is getting a Cryolophosaurus cast to display on October 7 source
- Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History in Texas has some new fossils, including a full sized cast of a Triceratops skull source
- From now until September 9, you can see the “Tyrannosaurus Exhibit: The mystery of evolution” at the Okinawa Prefectural Museum and Art Museum in Naha, Japan source
- The Bolton Museum in Bolton, UK, recently officially nicknamed their Tuojiangosaurus skeleton “Jango” source
- Smithsonian Mag wrote an elegy for Hatcher the Triceratops which will soon be on display being eaten by a T. rex source
- A list of dinosaur games includes Magic School Bus: Dinosaurs, Dinosaur Island, Jurassic Park: Danger, Dino Frontier, and Ark: Survival Evolved. source
- The new game, Jurassic World VR Expedition is available to play in Dave & Busters source
- According to J.A. Bayona, E.T. inspired the really sad Brachiosaurus death scene in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom source
- A group of US military veterans made a Jurassic World fan film called “Jurassic World Exodus” source
Check out these stories, our fun fact, and dinosaur of the day Gryphoceratops in episode 195 of the I Know Dino Podcast!