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- 1Scientists Discover New Dinosaur Species in the Sahara▼Scientists discover new dinosaur species deep in the Sahara Desert
Scientists have announced the discovery of a previously unknown dinosaur species deep in the Sahara Desert, according to ABC News. Details about the species, its age, and the research team behind the find have not yet been fully released, but the discovery adds to the growing picture of dinosaurs that once roamed what is now North Africa.
- 2New Dinosaur Movie Tops the American Box Office▼The Best Dinosaur Movie Since 'Jurassic Park' Is Officially America’s #1 Movie
A new dinosaur film has reached the number one spot at the American box office, with commentary calling it the best dinosaur movie since 'Jurassic Park'. The claim of blockbuster quality combined with commercial success is driving attention from film fans and critics alike, who are debating whether it lives up to the legacy of the 1993 classic.
- 3Amateur photographer identifies Senegal coucal as a 'flying dinosaur'●Occasionally I pass the time between cats by photographing these weird little flying dinosaur things that everybody arou
A hobbyist photographer is sharing pictures of birds they snap in their spare time, jokingly calling them 'weird little flying dinosaur things that everybody around me seems to be crazy about'. One of their recent shots turned out to be a Senegal coucal, a bird they only identified after the fact. The lighthearted post has drawn attention for its affectionate take on casual birdwatching and photography.
- 4Paleontologist Kenneth Lacovara Addresses United Nations▼Edelman Fossil Park & Museum's Kenneth Lacovara speaks at United Nations
Kenneth Lacovara, founding dean of the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum at Rowan University in New Jersey, spoke at the United Nations. Lacovara is known for discovering giant sauropod dinosaurs and for using the fossil record to communicate lessons about climate change and extinction. Details of his remarks and the session he addressed have not yet been widely reported, but the museum shared news of the appearance.
- 5200-pound sea turtle Jurassic returned to ocean after rehab▼200-pound sea turtle Jurassic returns to the ocean after rehab in Juno Beach
A 200-pound sea turtle named Jurassic has been released back into the ocean after completing rehabilitation at Juno Beach, Florida. The turtle was cared for at a local rehab facility before staff returned it to the water. The release is being covered by local news and welcomed by marine conservation supporters as a happy ending.
- 6T. rex tooth enamel points to warm-blooded dinosaurs▼🤯 T. Rex tooth enamel reveals these dinosaurs were warm-blooded! (From: cbc’s Quirks & Quarks – Sat. Sept. 25, 2026) # n
New analysis of T. rex tooth enamel suggests the famous dinosaur was warm-blooded, according to a segment on CBC's Quirks & Quarks science programme. The finding feeds a long-running debate over whether large theropods regulated their own body temperature like modern birds and mammals rather than relying on their surroundings. Science enthusiasts online are sharing the story widely, calling it a striking shift in how these dinosaurs are understood.
- 7Dinosaur costumes and signs in last push to save Academy of Natural Sciences●Dinosaur costumes, signs mark last push to save Academy of Natural Sciences
Supporters of Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences staged a final campaign to save the institution, with demonstrators wearing dinosaur costumes and carrying signs outside the museum. The Academy has faced threats to its operations, and advocates are using the public push to draw attention and pressure decision-makers before an expected turning point for the landmark natural history museum.
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Gaming content featuring a character named Doorbin transforming into a deadly dinosaur in Minecraft is drawing massive attention, with engagement topping 1.2 million. The concept blends Minecraft's sandbox gameplay with dinosaur-themed mods or roleplay, a format that consistently attracts young gaming audiences. Viewers are reacting to the creative transformation storyline.
- 9Eight Science and Culture Books to Read This October●The Sleep Cycle of Ideas, Seeded Dream Poems, and the Queen of Dinosaurs: 8 Books We're Excited to Read This October htt
Nautilus has published a roundup of eight new books its editors are looking forward to reading in October. The selection spans science and culture, with titles including a book on the 'sleep cycle' of ideas, a collection of seeded dream poems, and a work about the 'Queen of Dinosaurs'. The list is aimed at readers seeking new science and culture reading as the autumn season begins.
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A new fossil study suggests some dinosaurs ate seafood that washed up on ancient beaches, adding marine prey to what was long assumed to be a largely terrestrial diet. The finding, published by Frontiers, is drawing attention for reshaping ideas about how adaptable dinosaur feeding habits were millions of years ago.
- 11Playing with Frankfurt School dinosaurs in the AI age●Because I was recently asked which kind of Frankfurt School Dinosaur I was, to which I answered: "A Marcusesaurus", here
A joke circulating online asks people which kind of Frankfurt School dinosaur they would be, with one participant answering 'a Marcusesaurus' in tribute to the German-American philosopher Herbert Marcuse. The quip is being used to frame Marcuse's critical theory as relevant to 'AIshittification', the degradation of online life by low-quality artificial intelligence content.
- 12Renowned palaeontologist Dr. Dean Lomax to appear at Denver museum▼Denver Museum of Nature and Science to host world renowned palaeontologist Dr. Dean Lomax
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science is set to host Dr. Dean Lomax, a world-renowned palaeontologist known for his work on dinosaurs and ichthyosaurs. The museum is promoting the appearance to Colorado audiences interested in natural history. Details of the event's date and programme were not immediately available, but the announcement is drawing attention from science and dinosaur enthusiasts in the region.
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A new dinosaur species with four wings has been discovered in China, according to BBC Wildlife Magazine. Details about the fossil, its age, and the species name have not yet been widely reported. The find adds to China's rich record of feathered dinosaurs and is drawing attention from palaeontology enthusiasts and science media worldwide.
- 14Film fans mixed on B-movie 'Attack of the Dino Monsters'●Zwischen den ganzen Horrorfilmen etwas Abwechslung... 😀 🦖 ANGRIFF DER DINO MONSTER # letterboxd Review: https:// boxd.it
A German film lover reviewed 'Angriff der Dino Monster' on Letterboxd, calling the cheesy dinosaur monster movie welcome variety amid the current horror film lineup. The review plays into a fondness for trashy monster B-movies, with horror season viewing dominating film discussions right now.
- 15Remarkably preserved feathered dinosaur found in China●Remarkably preserved feathered dinosaur discovered in China reveals new secrets of flying predator evolution
A remarkably well-preserved feathered dinosaur fossil has been discovered in China, offering new clues about how predatory dinosaurs evolved flight. Researchers say the specimen's preserved feathers and body structure reveal details about the origins of flying predators, and palaeontologists are examining the find to better understand the transition from feathered dinosaurs to early birds.