David Attenborough lying next to a leg bone of Patagotitan, from the documentary “Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur”. Happy 100th birthday, Sir David! 🎂 #FossilFriday

I wonder who is going to be the first person to author a book on the history and validation of Nanotyrannus? 🤔

Few discoveries have been quite as ✨️exciting✨️ or contentious for dinosaur paleontology as the #Nanotyrannus debate. Luckily, we got James Napoli, co-author of the Nanotyrannus debate to give his insights and evidence! 🔊 Learn all about Nanotyrannus in episode #96: www.paleonerds.com/podcast/jame...

You know the saying “nobody hates Star Wars more than Star Wars fans”? I think we can translate that to nobody hates Dinosaur documentaries more than Dinosaur fans. Sure I have some minor nitpicks, but still very much enjoyed “The Dinosaurs” on Netflix. Heck, I enjoyed “Life On Our Planet” too.

For #FossilFriday, let's look at what is both the most and least important stat on the Big Spreadsheet of North American Fossil Exhibits: how many of the mounted skeletons on display are real? 🧵

The James and Louise Temerty Galleries of the Age of Dinosaurs & the Reed Gallery of the Age of Mammals will be temporarily closed from Nov 3 until Dec 5, 2025 as we prepare to welcome visitors back to a new and expanded gallery experience that will showcase even more of our favourite dinosaurs.

My latest for @nytimes.com! For 40 years, paleontologists have grappled over whether a small tyrannosaur — named Nanotyrannus — was its own animal, or simply a teenage T.rex. The debate has been ... contentious. Which is why it's so fun to finally be able to say this: Folks? Nanotyrannus is real.

Today is May 13th, which means my new book, King Tyrant: A Natural History of #Tyrannosaurus rex is OUT NOW! Published by @princetonupress.bsky.social, this is the biggest and most detailed synthesis ever published on one of the best understood and most studied of all #dinosaurs. Thread follows...

My latest! For @nytimes.com, I wrote about the first in-depth scientific study of Da Chicago Archeopteryx, a super nice specimen that helps clarify a lot about the animal's ecology

Quetzalcoatlus will be one of the stars of #JurassicWorldRebirth, and you can get a scope of its size by visiting places like the ROM, Field Museum and HMNS. #FossilFriday

A new scientifically accurate Jurassic Park raptor scene dropped in time for Christmas. youtu.be/WbCQxBTcyRk?...

Recently two Allosaurs and a Stegosaurus were auctioned off. Hopefully they’ll find a home at a museum like other specimens have, and maybe they’ll be together like the Allo and Stego at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. #dinosaurs #FossilFriday

AMNH is now home to two stegosaurs, with one permanent resident on the 4th floor. #dinosaurs #FossilFriday

Hi, BlueSky! We're here for the party, and we brought a NEW dinosaur with us. Meet Apex. Discovered in 2022 near Dinosaur, Colorado, this Stegosaurus is the largest ever found, measuring 11 ft (3.4 m) tall & 27 feet (8.2 m) long. You can see it at the Museum starting on Sunday, December 8! 🦴

Here is a list of scientists, science writers and paleoartists who recurrently publish on dinosaur fossils. Whether you are a professional or an enthusiast in the field, this starter pack is for you: go.bsky.app/GjR8drW #science #paleontology

Dreaming of a career in paleontology? Elevation Science is now accepting applications for our 2025 Field Internship! ⛏️ Don’t miss out on this opportunity of a lifetime—apply by January 31, 2025! elevationscience.org/internships

In honor of the Homotherium mummy, here’s the classic sabre tooth cat, Smilodon, for #FossilFriday.

The first Trump administration eviscerated science in the federal government at the EPA, NOAA, and elsewhere, and brought in deep climate deniers. It took 4 years of the Biden administration to rebuild science at the federal level and now it's going to be gutted again. Stand up for science.

ok ok I have tried to pull together a list of all the natural history museums and people who work at them! Unsurprisingly this is very NHM London biased, so if you work at or know of other natural history museums on here then let me know! 👇 go.bsky.app/NtdUnyF

(My first post) A hadrosaur arm bone absolutely covered in toothmarks made by a carnivorous #dinosaur, probably a #tyrannosaur, although there have been suggestions that these small marks might be from #raptors. US public lands (BLM); Judith River Fm, Montana; ~76Ma, Cretaceous. #fossilfriday

First #FossilFriday for me on the Sky app, so why not show some Pterosaurs that ruled the sky?

Already on BlueSky (@michaelparthum.bsky.social), but now have a paleo/science centric account just like my Twitter one.