
Life reconstruction of Jianianhualong tengi by Julius T. Csotonyi based on the holotype DLXH 1218 doi:10.1038/ncomms14972
- The 3ft 8in, 5lb, Early cretaceous troodontid Jianianhualong tengi was discovered in an early cretaceous formation in China
- The team who brought back Brontosaurus have renamed Diplodocus pabsti to Galeamopus hayi because of its unique neck
- 3 vertebrae from the new titanosaur Tengrisaurus starkovi were recovered in Russia about 200mi North of Ulaanbaatar
- The Utahraptor project has shared new videos on their progress including how they transported the 18,000 pound rock
- Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week has an article about the history of the American Museum of Natural History’s Apatosaurus
- Thomas Holtz has proposed using Pachypodosauria instead of Saurischia in the new Ornithoscelida taxonomy
- Daily Record posted details about the Marl deposits in New Jersey including the 1938 discovery of Haddy the Hadrosaurus
- The new book “All Yesterdays” depicts modern animals with the same “shrink-wrapping” that afflicts many paleoart dinosaurs
- Another book “Primeval Kings” shows paleoart from the #Inktober and #DrawDinovember events and is available on Kickstarter
- A discussion about Dino Pulera and Thomas Carr gives insight into the interaction between paleoartists and scientists who commission them
- The Vividen put together a video list of large carnivorous theropods, all at least 5,000Kg or more
- Brian Switek published a profile on Triceratops and how it wasn’t as friendly as we might think
- Dinosaur National Monument has attracted over 300,000 visitors last year who spent over $18 million in nearby towns
- The TV show called Dino Dan uses augmented reality to teach kids about dinosaurs
- Until July 16, the Bruce Museum in Connecticut has an exhibition called “Last Days of Pangea: In the Footsteps of Dinosaurs.”
- Carter County Museum in Ekalaka, a member of the Montana Dinosaur Trail, recently won a Montana tourism award
- Dinosaurs and Cowboys meet in the revival of “Flesh” a graphic novel where people time travel to get dinosaur meat
- Melbourne Mint in Australia launched a Proof 5-ounce T. rex $5 silver coin, it costs $495 and is limited to 500 pieces
- Snapchat got a new patent for Spectacles which may include an Augmented Reality Tyrannosaurus Rex
- A woman in the UK shaved alpacas to look like other animals including a poodle and a Stegosaurus
- Mccomb has a recipe for an Arlo (of Good Dinosaur fame) cake
- The Debrief put together a list of 12 dinosaur trendy items including a Coach bag, Kate Spade keychain, and clothes
- Popular Science Shop is selling a 3D “neon” dinosaur light