October 1999's BBC Wildlife went all in on Walking With Dinosaurs. Front cover, feature article on the making of, an episode guide, _and_ an article on plants and palaeobiology. #WWD #dinosaurs

Remember this toy?

Bro just wanted to rest his head

Now this is an actual rare wild monster. An All Black Alligator Gar.

First poster for Surviving Earth

Sir David Attenborough, 99, sets record for oldest Daytime Emmy winner He was awarded for his work on Netflix’s Secret Lives of Orangutans

The #PrehistoricPlanet S03 episode storylines have been updated on IMDB. Based on the synopsis provided by the original press release, the first episode might be 'The Big Freeze' or 'Tundra Lands'. Take this with a BIG grain of salt. (Still no new trailer...)

Yesterday was #WorldOkapiDay and I missed it :( The story of the okapi's scientific discovery is more complex than usually stated and goes hand-in-hand with colonial exploitation of tropical Africa. Here's the first of two articles I wrote on this topic... tetzoo.com/blog/2023/4/11…

This entire scene is pure disney magic

The new ish of Bigfoot Times has arrived, and it's fully devoted to the premature death of Dr Don Jeffrey Meldrum, the primary academic advocate of bigfoot's existence... and, right now, the last. Meldrum has multiple obits in the press now. RIP, a sad loss.

The opening of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) didn’t just sell the movie—it sold the entire series. That prologue instantly establishes Middle-earth as vast, magical, and epic.

this photo always kills me because what the hell happened to chris

Between 1907 and 1953, an alligator park in Los Angeles offered visitors rides in carriages pulled by alligators.

Fans of Steve Backshall and Deadly 60 should check out our latest podcast episode on YouTube where me and the Cobra Effect take a look at Madagascar, and dive into all sorts of fascinating stories and off-topic moments! youtube.com/watch?v=FwMiDR…

Guys, I found him

This was an absolute treat, was equally thrilled when none other than Alan Silvestri walked up on stage to introduce the film

THYALCOLEO IN PREHISTORIC PLANET‼️‼️‼️‼️

Hans Zimmer went nuclear with this one.