FOSSIL HUNTRESS

A spectacular specimen of the trilobite Erbenochile erbeni. This impressive fossil arthropod shows unusual schizochroal eyes characteristi...

Villains, tyrants and heroes alike are immortalized in the scientific literature as researchers don each new species a unique scientific nam...

Triassic Paper clams, Pardonet Formation In the rugged foothills of Pine Pass, near the small northern British Columbia town of Chetwynd, th...

 

 

During the early Triassic period, ichthyosaurs evolved from a group of unidentified land reptiles that returned to the sea. They were pa...

Walk along any rocky beach on the Pacific coast after a storm, and you’ll likely find a treasure trove of kelp washed ashore—long ribbons of...

A gull cries in protest at not getting his share of a meal Gulls, or colloquially seagulls, are seabirds of the family Laridae in the subord...

If you are looking for a wee fossil day trip, then a stroll down to the Capilano River is just the thing. From downtown Vancouver, drive...

Lingula anatina — a primitive brachiopod  One of the most primitive brachiopods is this caramel and cream fellow,  Lingula anatina .  Brach...

Hornby is so many things to so many people. I have avid pottery afficianato friends who go to look through the talented work of local potter...

One of the most satisfying moments is taking in a sunset after a long days hike. Pure visual poetry. Peaceful, meditative and well-earned....

There was a large downpour of rain that hit Washington State. It resulted in a huge slide at Sumas Mountain that revealed several large ex...

A few years ago, I had the very great honour of having a new species of ammonite named after me by paleontologist, Lous...

There are many fossil sites around Vancouver, British Columbia. Sadly, the volume and preservation of these fossils is far from ideal. ...