In the special SVP 2016 episode of Palaeocast, Liz Martin-Silverstone and Caitlin Colleary provide an entertaining and enthusiastic recap of the recently completed 76th Annual Meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology. Also included in this episode is an interview with the always interesting Brian Switek, who many will also likely know by his nom-de-Twitter Laelaps.
Darrin Lunde does such a superb job of presenting his new book The Naturalist; Theodore Roosevelt, a Lifetime of Exploration, and the Triumph of American Natural History in this recent podcast from the American Museum of Natural History that I scarcely think there’s any more I could write in a review that wold make you even more […]
Recently, when I downloaded the latest Quirks & Quarks podcast, to my great delight I learned that Dr. Roland Kays was to be discussing his work with camera traps as well as his recently published book on the subject “Candid Creatures; How Camera Traps Reveal the Mysteries of Nature” from Johns Hopkins University Press.
Those who enjoyed Mark Witton’s brilliant book Pterosaurs: Natural History, Evolution, Anatomy will be no doubt interested to learn – if they didn’t know it already – that he gave a fascinating interview to Liz Martin of Palaeocast. Of course, if you haven’t yet read his book I most heartily encourage you to listen to the interview at your earliest convenience, but be warned – it will have you making a bee line for your nearest book shop to secure a copy of Pterosaurs for yourself.