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Fossils and Fiction The culture and science of palaeontology with Alyssa Fjeld & Travis Holland.

Artist  is responsible for some iconic modern Australian palaeo-art, but maybe he doesn't like the field at all? Find ou...
31/08/2025

Artist is responsible for some iconic modern Australian palaeo-art, but maybe he doesn't like the field at all? Find out in the newest episode of Fossils and Fiction, now heading for your podcast feeds.

13/08/2025

A 25-million-year-old skull has led researchers to discover a new species of tiny whale, filling an evolutionary gap for humpback and blue whales.

13/08/2025

Episode 48: That is one big pile of Poozeum Episodes | July 29, 2025 | By Travis Holland Poo and poetry. George Frandsen is founder of the Poozeum in Williams, Arizona. He shares the story of the Poozeum and its mission to educate the world about coprolites. George also introduces us to Barnum – t...

19/06/2025

How do you balance science with storytelling when animating pterosaurs, or sauropods? Just ask Mark Witton.

Featuring an interview with James Pascoe about his miniatures, discussion of a new paper on the origins of T. rex and me...
21/05/2025

Featuring an interview with James Pascoe about his miniatures, discussion of a new paper on the origins of T. rex and megaraptorans, and another paper on the world's new earliest tetrapods. Also listener feedback and more. Check your podcast feeds now. https://apple.co/3YWmNBf

09/05/2025

Pint of Science🍺 🧪 coming soon. Alyssa is presenting Wednesday May 19 in Melbourne. Others here: https://pintofscience.com.au/

Eric the Pliosaur; Cassowary; Megaloceros; Homo Floriensis ('the Hobbit'); T. rex foot; Cryoloophosaurus skull; Chasmosa...
04/05/2025

Eric the Pliosaur; Cassowary; Megaloceros; Homo Floriensis ('the Hobbit'); T. rex foot; Cryoloophosaurus skull; Chasmosaurus

Why are we so obsessed with dinosaurs? The first-ever episode of Fossils and Fiction attempted to answer this in convers...
01/05/2025

Why are we so obsessed with dinosaurs? The first-ever episode of Fossils and Fiction attempted to answer this in conversation with author Boria Sax about his book 'Dinomania'. From museum displays to children's toys, dinosaurs permeate our culture in unique ways. Revisit this thought-provoking discussion about why dinosaurs have such a hold on our imagination https://www.fossilsfiction.co/2022/03/31/episode-1-boria-sax-author-of-dinomania/

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