100th Post and My First Palaeoart!

Believe it or not, this is my 100th post at the Tyrannosaur University. And to celebrate, I’ve drawn these two … More

Are “Raptors” Flightless Birds?

Dromaeosaurs, commonly known as “raptors” (although that name is already nicked by a group of predatory birds) are always remarked … More

Tyrannosaurs are famed for their immense size. Tyrannosaurus Rex, the largest, could look through the window of a … More

Did sauropods have feathers? Did sauropods have trunks? Today we will look at some of the newest theories surrounding this … More

Episode 2: Feathered Dragons This time we are going back to Cretaceous China, where we look at the “new, bizarre … More

Today we will be talking about raptors, as in dromaeosaurs. One of the publicly accepted ‘facts’ about raptors is that … More

In the Cretaceous period, there were many terrifying herbivorous dinosaurs. Triceratops had three huge horns sticking out its face to … More

You’re probably familiar with the term, thanks to Jurassic Park. But did you know that raptors are more than just … More

People have often remarked at the intelligence of the raptors in Jurassic Park. They could communicate, set traps and even … More