Thursday 24 January 2008

EN PROVENCE

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Sunday 20 January 2008

MYSTERIOUS DESIGN : ACROSS THE UNIVERSE

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The Fossil Huntress was intrigued by astrophysicist George Smoot's stunning new images from deep-space surveys. His ideas prod us to pon...
Saturday 19 January 2008

KANE: RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK

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Sunday 6 January 2008

ORCA MAX'INUX

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Orca, Black Fish or Killer Whale — these toothed whales in the oceanic dolphin family are one of the most recognized species in the world. T...
Thursday 3 January 2008

Burgess Shale 2008

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BURGESS SHALE 2008 For those of you who are interested in seeing the magnificent fossils of the Burgess Shale or hiking to the Mt. Stephen F...
Monday 31 December 2007

CARCHARDONTOSAURUS GOES EXTINCT TWICE

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Carcharodontosaurus iguidensis from the Cenomanian of Nigeria and published in this months issue Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. This fe...
Thursday 27 December 2007

Fossil Field Trip to the Olympic Peninsula

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One of the most beautiful drives in the Pacific Northwest is the coastline along the Olympic Peninsula from Port Angeles to Neah Bay. This s...
Tuesday 18 December 2007

OYSTERS: TLOXTLOX

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One of the now rare species of oysters in the Pacific Northwest is the Olympia oyster, Ostrea lurida , (Carpenter, 1864).   While rare today...
Sunday 9 December 2007

PORTE

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Wednesday 28 November 2007

BLUE JAYS: KWASK'WAS

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If you live in North American, there is a high probability that you have seen or heard the bird song of the Blue jay,  Cyanocitta cristata ...
Tuesday 27 November 2007

Qualicum Beach: The Gem of Vancouver Island

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Qualicum Beach, a quaint community just 47 kms or 30 minutes north of Nanaimo. Offering everything the year-round traveler could want. Wheth...
Saturday 17 November 2007

CASTLE PEAK

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Friday 16 November 2007

WILD WEST COAST: COLLISHAW POINT

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Thursday 15 November 2007

VOLOUBILIS: MOSAICS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE

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Thursday 8 November 2007

IN THE FIELD

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WIND AND WAVE: KAYAK SAILING

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Sunday 21 October 2007

HOWE SOUND CORRIDOR

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A short 90-minute drive north of the city of Vancouver, the nation's gateway to the Pacific, is a recreational Shangri-La that attracts ...
Saturday 20 October 2007

WORLD THROUGH A LENS

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Wednesday 17 October 2007

SEARCHING FOR SCIENTIFIC TREASURE

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PADDLING: VANCOUVER ISLAND

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Saturday 13 October 2007

BASE CAMP AT THE TOP OF WORLD

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Tuesday 9 October 2007

Pterodactyl-Inspired Unmanned Aerial Vehicle with Multimodal Locomotion

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IT SEEMS WE ALL LOVE BIG BIRD... THOUGH IN THIS CASE IT IS A PTERODACTYL INSPIRING THE SCIENTISTS INSTEAD OF A LARGE YELLOW FELLOW INSPIRING...
Saturday 22 September 2007

PROVENCE

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Wednesday 5 September 2007

Neanderthals.. not the coolest of the cool kids

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Scientists have determined that Neandertals had big mouths that they were able to open unusually wide. No great surprise given their large c...
Thursday 9 August 2007

BABY KANE

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Wednesday 11 July 2007

MID-AFTERNOON CALM

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Thursday 5 July 2007

MCABEE FOSSIL BEDS

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BEAUTIFUL EARTH SERIES: SNICK SNACK

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Monday 2 July 2007

JOHN LEAHY AND DAVE LANGEVIN

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Monday 11 June 2007

LIGHT AND SCHöNER ZERFALL

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