FOSSIL HUNTRESS

Some places stay with you long after you've left them. Tyaughton, north of Gold Bridge beneath the rugged skyline of Castle Peak, is one...

Spinosaurus, Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum Egypt is often celebrated for its pyramids and pharaohs, but beneath those golden sands lies ...

Rajasaurus narmadensis In the humid, fern-thick forests of Late Cretaceous India — about 67 million years ago — a flash of red moves between...

They move through the night as if stitched into it, seamless and soundless. You don’t hear an owl arrive.  You feel it—the brief shift in th...

The Miocene pillow basalts from the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area of central Washington hold an unlikely fossil.  What looks to be...

Misty shores, moss-covered forests, dappled light, and the smell of salt air—these are my memories of Haida Gwaii, a land where ancient stor...

There is a particular kind of quiet magic in the world, the sort that sends a small shiver of awe through you when all the elements of deep ...

Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum PaleoLab If you find yourself wandering through downtown Miami with a coffee in one hand and a healthy app...

Tucked along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, just outside Denver, Colorado, lies one of the world’s most famous fossil localities: D...

High in the emerald canopy, a branch sways and sunlight spills through a mosaic of leaves. There—an orangutan moves with unhurried grace, he...

The irresistable tetrapod Tiktaalik In the late 1930s, our understanding of the transition of fish to tetrapods — and the eventual jump to m...

Step into deep time with The Fossil Huntress Podcast—a journey through the ancient heartbeat of our planet. Close your eyes and imagine the ...