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Sasquatch – the Eyes Have It . . . by Max Hawthorne
Although it’s far from my normal area, I periodically touch on creatures of a cryptozoological nature (i.e. “Trunko”). I saw a YouTube video recently, featuring…
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THE MYTH OF MEGALODON
My last blog post, Megalodon, history’s mightiest scavenger? caused so much of a stir that I felt it required a revisit. First, let me address…
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MEGALODON: HISTORY’S MIGHTIEST . . . SCAVENGER?
Otodus megalodon (formerly Carcharocles megalodon, and before that Carcharodon megalodon) was history’s largest known carnivorous fish – an enormous mackerel shark that lived from the…
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KILLER COUSINS OF THE CRETACEOUS
These reconstructions of the two known Kronosaurus species (K. queenslandicus and K. boyacensis) demonstrate the tremendous variances between these killer cousins of the Cretaceous Period.…
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ELASMOSAURUS: Not the featherweight they claim.
So far, paleontology-wise, I’ve delved into and presented my personal (and at times groundbreaking) theories on the functionality of long necks on plesiosaurs (and how…
Book Review: KRONOS RISING: KRAKEN (vol. 1)
With Michael Crichton passing, Steve Alten, author of the popular Meg franchise, has enjoyed something of a monopoly since 1997. This changed in 2014 with the emergence…
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