Celebrating 200 years of dinosaurs — and how local scientists helped change paleontology
Radio Boston celebrates the bicentennial of dinosaurs and how much New England has contributed to the study of paleontology with two scientists.
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Radio Boston celebrates the bicentennial of dinosaurs and how much New England has contributed to the study of paleontology with two scientists.
It all started with a Christmas gift.
It all started with a Christmas gift.
Scandinavian mythology claims the Kraken swallowed up whales and devoured ships. It has been described as a huge version of an octopus or squid. Legends have even claimed the terrifying sea creature measured one-mile long. Although the Kraken was first noted in the 13th century Icelandic saga, Örvar-Oddr, a researcher believes he has fossil evidence that is linked to this creature.
Paleontologists typically study for years to get their master's degree or Ph.D. in paleontology. This extensive academic background enables them to start