The art that brings dinosaurs to life.

Palaeoart: Drawing From the Past

When it comes to the fifth mass extinction, dinosaurs get all the press. But what happened to plant life?

Planting the Cenozoic Garden

Not just a good appendage, but a great appendage: hi-def fossils give away a weird, 520-million-year old filter-feeder.

The evolutionary oddball Tamisiocaris was one of the ocean's first big filter-feeders.

The Long Arm of the Planktivore

Understanding prehistoric life requires more than fossils. A palaeological and geological crew are running a drill 24/7 to get to the core of Triassic mysteries.

Getting to the Core of the Triassic

Over on the FossilPlants website, the "Prehistoric Plant Alphabet" continues with the letter "N".

Prehistoric Plant Alphabet: N is for Neuroteris

Over on Tor.com, Ryan Britt tells us why we should all have been nicer to the Terra Nova television series.

Why We Should All Have Been Nicer to Terra Nova

The "Prehistoric Plant Alphabet" from the folks at FossilPlants continues with the letter "M".

Prehistoric Plant Alphabet: M is for Magnoliaceae

The folks over at FossilPlants continue with the "Prehistoric Plant Alphabet" series, giving us the letter "L".

Prehistoric Plant Alphabet: L is for Lepidodendron

The folks over at FossilPlants continue with the "Prehistoric Plant Alphabet" series, giving us the letter "K".

Prehistoric Plant Alphabet: K is for Kasicarpa

The "Prehistoric Plant Alphabet" series from FossilPlants continues on with the letter "J".

Prehistoric Plant Alphabet: J is for Jerseyanthus Calicanthoides