Dinosaur George gives an easy to understand explanation as to how the evolutionary process works. He also answers questions from listeners about Allosaurus, The Short Faced Bear, Dire Wolves, Smilodon, Concavenator, Spinosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Megalodon and much more.
Dinosaur George interviews Heidi Henderson, aka “The Fossil Huntress”. The interview is filled with amazing tales, cool fossil finds and incredible information about fossils. He ends the show answering questions submitted by the listeners. To follow Heidi and learn more about fossils, follow her on FB. https://www.facebook.com/PaleoHuntress/ https://www.facebook.com/fossilhuntress https://fossilhuntress.blogspot.com/
How do Paleontologists know what kind of dinosaur they have found? Dinosaur George discusses this and then answers listener questions about Dinosaur Camouflage, Cryolophosaurus and Hybrid Dinosaurs.
This episode talks about how the migration of animals can have a devastating effect on life; up to an including extinctions. Dinosaur George answers questions about Rugops, amateur fossil hunting, Gigantopithecus defense and more.
Why are the dinosaurs so “vocal” in movies and tv shows? Is that what dinosaurs really sounded like? In the episode, Dinosaur George gives his opinion on this topic. He also answers Skype and listener submitted questions. If you would like to submit a question, use our Ask Dinosaur George form. https://dinosaurgeorge.com/ask-dinosaur-george
In the episode Dinosaur George answers questions submitted by listeners. If you would like to submit a question, you can visit our Ask Dinosaur George page https://dinosaurgeorge.com/ask-dinosaur-george.Or use SKYPE and contact Dinosaur.George and leave a message or talk live with George. This episode also includes an interview with Dinosaur George’s friend, paleo-artist, Eric Warren.
Evolutionary Biologist, Dr. Devin O’Brien talks about his research into the evolution into the canine teeth of the saber-toothed cat, Smilodon. Dr. O’Brien is a Postdoctoral Researcher from the Biology Department in Colby College in Waterville, Maine. The main focus of his research and study is the Evolution of Extreme and Bizarre Morphology in Insects. […]
This is the second interview with paleontologisat Dr. Dave Hone about pterosaurs. In this episode Dr. Hone goes into greater detail about the skeletal structure of the flying reptiles, including discussions on flight, walking, climbing and wing attachment to the body. Like part 1 “Blog # 136”, this is another very informative interview that gives […]
Dr. Dave Hone is a leading expert on Pterosaurs and shares his knowledge and research on these flying reptiles. So many new and exciting facts are shared. This is a great interview and filled with information that is not often heard by the general public.
Dinosaur George answers a listener submitted question about how a religious belief will effect his dream of wanting to become a paleontologist. This is a very controversial subject but has been asked on numerous occasions. So George dedicates the entire podcast to this subject.
In this episode we interview Dr. P. David Polly, the President of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, and a Professor in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Indiana University. During the interview, Dr. Polly discusses his career and education and his role as the President of the SVP. We also discuss the ongoing situation with the […]
In this episode Dinosaur George interviews University of Queensland School of Earth and Environmental Sciences PhD student, Kaylene Butler about her research into “Fanged Kangaroos”. M.s Butler explains these unusual marsupials and discusses some of the other unique creatures of Australia. Dinosaur George also answers listener and viewers submitted questions.
In this episode paleontologist Dr. Joseph Peterson discusses his research into injuries discovered in the domes of pachycephalosaurs. Dinosaur George answers listener submitted questions in the “ask Dinosaur George” segment.
In this episode we interview Dr. David Hone, a paleontologists and writer who specializes in dinosaur behavior. Dr. Hone is lecturer of Zoology at Queen Mary University in London England. During the interview we discuss the methods used to help understand the behavior of dinosaurs. Dr. Hone is also the author of an exceptional book, […]
In this episode we highlight one of the largest predatory animals that every existed. Megalodon was a gigantic shark that fed on whales! We discuss this animal and then Dinosaur George answers questions submitted by the audience. Visit our online catalog for all of your prehistoric needs. http://www.store.dinosaurgeorge.com
In this episode George talks about how dinosaurs may have been able to survive extreme weather conditions. He also answers various questions submitted by the listeners.
In this episode Dinosaur George answers the questions submitted by listeners. He also announces a sale happening in our website store. www.Store.DinosaurGeorge.com
Dinosaur George answers questions submitted by podcast viewers and listeners. He also interviews two young people while visiting Jurassic Forest in Alberta, Canada. Watch video podcast version on Youtube – Dinosaur George YouTube channel
We interview paleontologist Nathan Van Vranken as he tells us about the various projects he is working on, and discusses some of his favorite prehistoric animals.Dinosaur George answers viewer/listener submitted questions. To watch the video version of this podcast, please click here.
In this episode Dinosaur George interviews paleontologist Walter Stein about the dinosaurs of the Hell Creek Formation. George also answers some questions in the “Ask Dinosaur George” segment. Visit Walters website at www.Paleoaventures.com
In this episode we hear from Dr. Devin Dennie as he explains some of the geological wonders of our planet. Dinosaur answers some listener submitted questions as well. Visit Dr. Dennie’s website for more details – http://www.devindennie.com/
Dinosaur George answers listener submitted questions. We also announce our new VIDEO version of this podcast which will be posted on our YouTube Channel.
This podcast is dedicated to an interview with Professor Larry Witmer from Ohio University. Dr. Witmer is a Professor of Anatomy and a Chang Ying-Chien Professor of Paleontology at the Department of Biomedical Sciences at the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine in Ohio University. He is considered to be one of the world’s foremost experts […]
In this episode our Feature Creature is Torvosaurus. Dinosaur George interviews Ohio University Honors Tutorial College student Emily Caggiano about her field of study and involvement in the WitmerLab series of YouTube videos. George then answers some listener submitted questions and announces some of his upcoming museum stops for his traveling museum. WitmerLab is run […]
In this episode Mexican paleontologist Ruben Guzman-Gutierrez speaks about the various prehistoric lifeforms that once roamed, what is now, Mexico. The Feature Creature is Coahuilaceratops and then Dinosaur George answers some listener questions.
In this episode Dinosaur George answers questions submitted by the listeners. We also announce details about an upcoming Live Feed Facebook Event where participants can submit their questions live during the event. Listen to this podcast for complete details. Event will happen 01-16-17 at 11:00 am Central Time Zone.
In this episode we interview Dr. Mark Loewen from the Natural History Museum of Utah who explains some of the research being done to fully understand what Utah was like during the Mesozoic. And then Dinosaur George answers questions about Megaloceras, feathered Allosaurus, Gorgonopsians, Carnotaurus and Australovenator.
Paleo-artist Shane Foulkes, from Cretaceous Creations of America, shares insight into his work, and how he sculpts his amazing models. We give information about the Bandera Natural History Museum and Dinosaur George answers listener questions.
The Feature Creature for this episode is Leptoceratops. We interview Dr. Frank J. Varriale from Kings Collage about his study on the chewing habits of Leptoceratops. Dr. Varriale also explains the amount of work and research that goes into scientific papers.
Dinosaur George interview paleontologist, author and artist Tracy Lee Ford about his latest novel, “Dinosaur Isle”. This book merges actual science and fiction into a very interesting story. The Feature Creature in this episode in Parasaurolophus. George also gives info about an upcoming live feed FB broadcast where the listeners can participate.
