It’s official – WHY DINOSAURS? is coming to the UK! 🦖🦕

Yes! The eagerly anticipated Hollywood dinosaur documentary will be touring the UK. Join us for one of four screenings in London / Crystal Palace, Sheffield, Bristol, and Lyme Regis. WHY DINOSAURS?

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The Best Books for Learning About #Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals:

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#education #history #homeschool #Montessori #elementary #kindergarten #books Dr Dean Lomax Bob Nicholls Art

We couldn’t be more excited about bringing WHY DINOSAURS? to the UK this summer! #whydinosaurs

Fossil brachiopod or Star Wars critter? The force is strong in this fossil 😆.

In some way, this fossil is from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... some 330 million years ago. Older than the dinosaurs. #Maythe4thBeWithYou #StarWars

Can you guess this dinosaur skull?

Okay, I’ll give you a hint. Utah… that’s the hint. Just fill in the blank.

Bonus Rutland Sea Dragon in the background. It was great to catch up with Nigel Larkin yesterday and discuss all things research. #FossilFriday

Have you been considering a career in palaeontology? Why not check out how Dr Dean Lomax got started and hear his perspective of making his way in a geological career. #careers #palaeo Dr Dean Lomax

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Dr Dean Lomax WHY DINOSAURS? We can’t wait for this! Get your tickets for the screening at the Fossil Festival here marinetheatre.com/why-dinosaur/

Coming to our former IMAX screen on the 5th June

Book your tickets now! 🦕🦕🦕
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Dr Dean Lomax Bob Nicholls Art That's paleoawesome news! I'm looking forward to your new book, Dean! ^^

Our Jurassic fish fossils have been conserved thanks to assistance from the AIM Pilgrim Trust Remedial Conservation grant and the Curry Fund of the Geologists’ Association
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Hello! In just under TWO WEEKS, my expansive journey through the history of animals, told through the lens of the humble egg, is out. It was a mega-project, both creatively and in terms of research, and I am so proud of it. Lil thread...

This beautiful fossil plant is ~310 million years old. It is very special to me because it is one of the few fossils my mum ever found.

She found this at a site I co-discovered in my hometown of Doncaster. Mum was thrilled to find this little wonder. 💫

Happy #FossilFriday

My mum tragically passed away four years ago today. Four years. That's so difficult to comprehend. She was the most incredible mum anybody could ask for. Love you, mum.

Give your mum a big hug today. Tell her you love her. Cherish your time together.

Lovely to see so many reconstructions of Ichthyotitan severnensis. Here are just a few of my favourites from the many skilled artists out there, including @joschuaknuppe, torosauruss, x2 by Aberrantologist, @ppaleoartist and by Dominik Hammelsbruch

Excited to see more!