FOSSIL HUNTRESS

Wolves are among the most iconic predators of the northern hemisphere—intelligent, social, and adaptable creatures that have roamed the wild...

Welcome to the world of bees. This fuzzy yellow and black striped fellow is a bumblebee in the genus  Bombus sp.,  family Apidae.  We know h...

Argonauticeras besairei , Collection of José Juárez Ruiz. An exceptional example of fractal building of an ammonite septum, in this clyt...

Dr. Victoria Arbour Dr. Victoria Arbour, Curator of Paleontology at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, British Columbia, is one of Canada’s fo...

SAVE THE DATE: 15th British Columbia Paleontological Symposium Florence Filberg Centre, 411 Anderton Avenue, Courtenay, British Columbia, on...

Alberta's Badlands and Dinosaur Hunting Grounds Alberta, Canada, is one of the most dinosaur-rich places on Earth.  Its fossil beds are ...

Bald Eagle / Haliaeetus leucocephalus  @Paul McClure A mighty Bald Eagle sitting with wings spread gazing intensely at his next potential sn...

Canada, with its vast and varied landscapes, is a treasure trove of prehistoric wonders.  From towering tyrannosaurs to exquisitely preserve...

Geeky goodness from the Fossil Huntress. If you love paleontology, you will love this stream. Dinosaurs, trilobites, ammonites—you'll fi...

Fossilized Salmon gifted to the Huntress by John Leahy Nestled in the interior of British Columbia, the region around Kamloops is a dry, sag...

Alaska, often called the "Last Frontier," is not only home to staggering wilderness and modern megafauna like bears and moose—it’s...

Dr. Kirk Johnson, the Sant Director of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, is a paleontologist, science communicator, and fo...

Cougar, Puma concolor Cougars, also known as mountain lions, pumas, or panthers—depending on where you live—are among the most elusive and a...

Seals—those sleek, playful creatures that glide through our oceans and lounge on rocky shores—are part of a remarkable evolutionary story st...

One of the most beautiful areas of Vancouver Island is the town of Port Hardy on the north end of the island.  Just outside Port Hardy furth...